Resume examples
See what a strong resume looks like for your job, with the summaries, bullet points and skills hiring managers look for. Then build yours.
Technology
Business and finance
Project manager
Gives every project a size, a deadline and an ending.
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Accountant
Shows your license, the books you kept and how fast you closed them.
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Financial analyst
Shows the decisions your models shaped, in dollars.
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Business analyst
Shows the problems you found and what changed once they were fixed.
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Sales and customer service
Marketing and design
Office and operations
Administrative assistant
Shows how busy your office was, and how you kept it running.
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Executive assistant
Shows who you supported and how you protected their time.
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Operations manager
Shows the size of your operation and the numbers you moved.
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Human resources generalist
Turns people work into numbers a hiring manager can compare.
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Warehouse associate
Shows your rate, your accuracy and the equipment you run.
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Healthcare and education
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1Find your job
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2Tell your story
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3Check it and apply
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How should I use a resume example?
As a guide, not a copy. Look at how the example is ordered, which results it puts first and the words it uses for the job, then write your own resume the same way with your real experience and numbers. Recruiters notice copied lines, and interviewers will ask about everything on the page.
Will these resumes get through an applicant tracking system?
Each example is drawn in one of our templates, and every template is tested with ATS parsers: we fill it with a full resume, export the PDF and read the text back the way a tracking system does. Before you apply, run your own file through the ATS resume checker to see what a tracking system reads.
How long should my resume be?
One page for most people with up to about seven years of experience, and two pages for senior roles with a longer track record. Teachers, nurses and other licensed roles can run to two pages when certifications and clinical or classroom experience need the room.
What if my job isn't listed?
Pick the closest example and keep its structure: a short summary, results in every bullet and the skills from the job posting. The resume expert can also talk your experience through with you and write a resume for the role you're after, whatever it is.
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