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The resume skills section allows you to list, re-iterate, and expand upon your skills and
abilities that are relevant to the job you are applying for. A well-crafted resume skills
section will also help your resume beat Applicant Tracking System (ATS) resume
reading robots, which is the first step to getting your application into a hiring managers
hands.
Dont miss the opportunity to make a powerful skills section that can tip the odds in your
favor read on to learn how.
If you wish to save time, our resume builder automatically generates specific skills for
your industry.
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As you can see, these all tend to be brief and to the point. Yet, there is a right way and a
wrong way to writing them.
A hiring manager is interested in what relevant skills you have. They do not care about
whether or not you came in first place in the hot dog eating contest at the state fair.
An IT Industry job seeker should not do this:
Just like discussed in all of the Resume Genius resume samples, replace nonspecific
adjectives with hard numbers. The same goes for how specific you are in regards to
software, hardware, and other tools you are skilled with.
When listing large software suites like Microsoft Office, try to name the individual applications youre
proficient with, such as PowerPoint or Excel when page space is adequate.
If youre only listing 2 or 3 bullet points, this isnt that big of a deal, but once you start
listing more, you want to keep things sensible.
For example, keep your computer skills with your computer skills and your speaking and
language skills with your speaking and language skills.
These skills are scattered:
Because an IT job requires an employee to have a base set of skills, the applicant starts
off by listing his Technical Skills instead of adding them as Additional Skills towards the
end.
He also breaks them down by theme, such as what computer networking skills he has and
what operating systems he is proficient with, bolding each main general category and then
listing each specific skill in its respective category.
Some jobs where using a Technical Skills section instead of an Additional Skills section
could be beneficial are:
Information Technology
Graphic Design
Manufacturing
Technical Writing
Engineering
Regardless of which style of Skills Section you use on your resume, as long as you use
relevant, clear, well organized bullet points, youre sure to impress.
Accounting
Administrative
Cashier
CNA
Customer Service
Management
Marketing
Nursing
Office
Receptionist
Retail
Sales
Teaching
Highly developed communication skills both verbal and nonverbal that help build a relationship more conducive to an agreeable
outcome of any negotiation.
Computer/Tech
Finish all tasks and projects on time with a reliably high level of
quality.
Assist others with tasks and projects during free time, even when
it is unrelated or unrewarded.
Independence
Make and defend critical and high risk decisions based on careful
research, analysis, and experience, accepting responsibility for the
outcomes whatever they may be.
Tech savvy, with the ability to quickly learn and apply new
software applications to the position.
Empathic nature that allows the use of suitable language for the
intended audience so that the writing is always on the correct level for
its intended readership.