I like to put a short
paragraph under each job listing job responsibilities, and then put accomplishments in a bulleted list under the paragraph.
Rather than a short
paragraph under each job, bullets would be more effective.
Not exact matches
-- The Secretary shall pay the costs of on - the -
job training approved
under paragraph (1) in monthly installments.
These statements make up the
paragraphs that are written
under the
job headings in the experience section.
One of the solutions is to lump two (or even three)
jobs under one
paragraph and
under one span of time.
For example,
under the information for your current employer,
job title, and employment period, begin with a short
paragraph highlighting what you do and then follow it up with three or four bullet points that directly highlight your accomplishments and success on the
job.
Instead of the
paragraph, include six to nine core competencies at the top
under your name that are relevant to the
job description and your background.
In your resume, you can put them in your
job description or achievements listed
under the different
job positions, create a Core Competencies section focusing on the qualities above, or highlight them in the introductory
paragraph of your resume.
You'll find this is infinitely more effective than using
paragraphs or bullets
under each
job listed.