Your resume should demonstrate you’re the perfect candidate for the specific job you’re applying to. So only include experiences that relate back to that job. The best way to make your resume impactful is to contextualize and support your achievements through facts and figures.
It is best to stay factual and avoid filler words. Look for entire sentences that can be eliminated to save precious time for the recruiter.
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