Sentences with phrase «concise sentence fragments»

If you view your resume summary as a first - person story with the first - person pronouns removed, you'll end up with concise sentence fragments, which, in this case, are preferred over complete sentences.

Instead, you will write concise sentence fragments that describe your professional status, duties and abilities.

To maintain brevity and professionalism, only use concise sentence fragments without stating «I,» «me» or «my» all over the document.

Not exact matches

Professional Summary — Begin with a short professional summary, and tailor this to the specific role you are applying for — Use fragments rather than complete, wordy sentences — Be concise and relevant — your summary should be roughly 50 words

Keep yours concise, using three or four sentence fragments with third - person verbs.

Notice how this section is concise; it only takes three sentence fragments to convey all the most important details of the jobseeker's qualifications.

Fragmented sentences enable concise statements and generally make the best use of resume space.