This post is geared mostly towards writers/bloggers but some of the tips can apply to just about everyone.
- Minimize use of articles (a, an, the).
- Omit first person pronouns (I, me, my, myself).
- Use the active voice.
- Don’t be wordy.
- Avoid flowery and condescending language.
- Mention that you can provide clips of published writings and work samples/include them if asked.
- Include contact information. Possibly your website address or blog URL if appropriate.
- Employ powerful verbs: created, devised, developed, drafted, envisioned, established, facilitated, inspired, organized, prioritized, produced, promoted, published, streamlined, etc.
It’s ironic how I’m giving tips on writing a strong resume when my own resume is in a serious need of an overhaul. Credibility diminished by 80 percent.
LOL why are you so funny? The tips are really helpful though. Thanks 🙂
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Funny? Who, me? I didn’t know I had a funny-bone until now. I thank you for gracing my blog with your wonderful presence. 😀
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