I am not sure why you want to put an objective on your resume - it's not normal.
You put your achievements, qualifications, skills, experience and contact details on your resume.
Some help I can suggest is to check your spelling and grammar when you write you resume.
i realy need help, please
should be I really need help, please.What is a good ';objective'; to put on my resume?Or any resume advice would be great?
for you ';objective'; i just put what position im most skilled at and want to be hired as....and also some hints.....make your resume only one page...dont get too carried away with details just state your point, you can make your details at the interview...and make a seperate page with your references..on bottome of resume type ';References avaliable upon request';..bring references to interview....good luck
Here are 3 Instant Objective Statements:
1. To utilize my [qualifications, strengths, or skills] as a [position title]
2. A position as a [position title] for [company name] allowing me to develop my [qualifications, strengths, or skills]
3. [position title] with emphasis in [areas of expertise]
To obtain a career with a reputable company where both positive energy and growth are encouraged!
Keep it simple!!!
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It depends. Try to tailor your resume to whatever position you are applying to. For example, if you were applying to an entry level job in Accounting, your resume would be significantly different than if you were applying for a teaching assistantship in Accounting at a University.
For the job, you would want to showcase your on-the-job skills, such as previous positions you had held. For the teaching position you would probably try to put down positions of leadership or tutoring or something.
List the field you are going into, you might get responses more tailored to what you are looking for.
don't lie on your resume, they can find out
use creative writing instead
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