Sentences with phrase «into bulleted»

First, he puts all the details into a bulleted list, giving hiring managers an easy way to digest information.

They condense information into bulleted lists and make wise use of limited real estate.

From there, the experience section was broken - down into bulleted lists that focused on illustrating how many different responsibilities this client has successfully handled in past financial positions.

Rather than write a description for each job, group all similar descriptions into a bulleted list.

Too often practice area pages devolve into a bulleted list of services.

Not exact matches

Each chapter is then broken down into little chunks of information, often as bulleted lists, which includes the pros and cons of the trait and what parents can do for and about it.

My deciphered, scribbled - out notes summarized her lengthy schpeal of insight and wisdom into little bulleted phrases, short and sweet, albeit lacking in her suave prowess.

Once again, you could easily plug your data and numbers into spreadsheet or bulleted list.

This is a very sparse outline, breaking down each chapter, by name and number, into a one or two - sentence description, followed by bulleted chapter contents and / or very short description.

The Author Central platform does allow you to add bold text, italics and bulleted lists so you should still be able to put some formatting into your book descriptions.

In practical terms, this translates into law firm websites with more client case studies and rich content (audio files, video, transcripts, etc.) and fewer bulleted lists of generic practice descriptions and unreadable homages to the noble history of the firm.

My own rule of thumb is to break all paragraphs longer than three lines into two or more shorter, bulleted sections.

Instead of dwelling on «responsible for» statements, drive action and energy into your file with easy to absorb «sound bites» or bulleted statements with varying action words and bolded measurements of achievement.

This means that instead of launching into your work history, you have a bulleted list of professional skills.

... Under Don's guidance, I went through all of my old performance reviews, picked through review comments from LinkedIn contacts, created a spreadsheet that took every bulleted item that was a task and crafted every line into an accomplishment,» she said.

Hence, break up chunks of texts into categories, and create bulleted lists to summarize key details.

Review your top five selling factors (the ones you jotted down when doing your company research) and weave them into the body, perhaps as a bulleted list.

A bulleted list of your proficiency areas incorporates important keywords into your resume (so you're found in an electronic search) and gives hiring managers a snapshot of your capabilities.

This format begins with a strong summary or profile, flows into a functional (skills - based) resume, and then follows with a traditional chronology (employers and their locations, dates of employment, job titles, and bulleted job functions).

The experience section was divided into a brief summary followed by bulleted accomplishments (and they were even quantified with numbers).

You can achieve this goal by incorporating short paragraphs, bulleted lists, and headers into your document.

You can then move into a short bulleted list of your skills and abilities.

♦ I brought forward some of his stellar contributions to his most recent companies that would have chronologically landed on the second page, and bundled them into 4 bulleted brand - focused statements of value, showing solid results impacting bottom line.

Begin with a brief summary statement, followed by a short bulleted list of your skills that moves readers quickly into the longer and denser experience section.

The writer breaks this section up into short, bulleted phrases, making it easy for a hiring manager to quickly scan when reviewing a large stack of resumes.

I often see bulleted lists of accomplishments that are put into a MS Word table.