Dedicated professional with 15 years of experience managing computer systems and analyzing data in both the public and private sectors. Avid problem solver with exceptional deductive and inductive reasoning skills. Strong communication skills in work groups and in a supervisory capacity.
It does! The applicant provides a very concise bullet list of her skills and even includes highly desirable job specific computer system technologies with which she is familiar. Listing skills that match those identified in the position posting will make it easier for hiring managers to quickly identify her as a good candidate for the job.
Absolutely. Her work experience shows a clear career path covering three positions held over a 15 year period. The duties and responsibilities in these positions build on one another to illustrate her career advancement from one job to the next. Hiring managers will love that she has continually advanced in each consecutive job.
Take another look at the information for each job she has held. Notice that in every one she includes one item that illustrates her success in these positions: increased performance by 30%, trainer of the year award, increased network function by 15%. This gives the hiring manager a quantifiable example of her accomplishments.
It sure does, and how! Even though system analyst positions usually require a bachelor’s degree, this candidate has earned a master’s degree in an advanced field as well as having acquired industry certifications. Both degrees are from a science and technology specialty school making them all more impressive.
Yes! This resume is direct and to the point. The applicant focuses solely on providing information relevant to this specific position. She uses the minimum recommended number of bullet points in each section to emphasize only the most important skills and job activities. Her Summary makes great use of key phrases such as deductive and inductive reasoning to emphasize the problem solving skills necessary to succeed as a system analyst.