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2 years ago

Create a list of five action verbs you might use on a job application to describe skills and/or work history.

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It will base of the job that you are going to be applying for and the skills that the job is going to require. The first step is to always read the job description that the job has posted with the open position to determine that.

So some examples: planning ( you can plan accordingly - for example your everyday life with your schedule)

Coordinate (such as activities or possibly other things that might help help complete a task in a timely manner)

Analyze (this one is going to be a big one, so you review the details, you analyze the issue to tackle it, but following the rules as well)

Prepared (you are great and preparing for the start of your shift, or possibly having things together for the next shift that will be starting after you)

Designed (this can following in several jobs, you have the skills to design/bring ideas to the table such as website ideas, things in retail to make it catchy to sell, pick up lines to sell items)

Also, action verbs are good to put on your resume too, this makes your skills stand out

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