Resume word review
Is "Worked on" Hurting Your Resume?
Hiring Manager Verdict
'Worked on' might be the vaguest phrase in the English language. It commits to nothing — no ownership, no scope, no result. I've never once circled a bullet that started with it. Replace it with the verb that describes what your hands actually did.
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Building
- built
- developed
- produced
Contributing
- contributed to
- collaborated on
- partnered in
Executing
- executed
- completed
- delivered
How it reads in a resume bullet
- ExampleBuilt the training deck used for a company-wide systems launch.
- ExampleCompleted a full inventory audit ahead of schedule.
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