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OK we're back.
So let's get ready let's go in and do some body content for John's resume.
And now that we have here our keywords and buzzwords if we can integrate those we definitely are going
to.
And let's just start.
So the first thing that we're going to do is see if there's any time at J.G. Wentworth where John can
highlight interviewing writing and or verbal communication skills.
And because I did the interview with him I know that he has something you talk about there.
So we're going to go ahead and just paste that in there.
Make that bold.
Again I'm just working in pages in the Mac.
You can work on any word processing software that works and can handle just some basic formatting.
Ok cool.
So you can also notice here actually that we have a little bit of guideline for you here in the template
recognizable brands.
Important and impactful projects it details that help people visualize what you did.
So in this case since I've done the interview with John I know that he led the onboarding process for
his office.
So onboarding if you're not familiar with that that's when new people come onto the team.
So he.
So let's just start to format this so I know that he led the onboarding.
So you know for you guys.
You guys might be thinking people like internes or like a brand new entry level person you know if you
were if you were for example working with other interns or newer people onto the team.
OK so we're not going to phrase it yet but he led the onboarding.
This probably can make this one word.
I know that page doesn't recognize that as one word but one word.
All right now look back up here at these buzz words and keywords.
OK.
So we can use maybe the word complexity here maybe in the context of introducing them to the complexity
of the business.
And because details help people imagine where it was what it was happening.
You can maybe say in March of 2017.
OK.
Because you know they've got a date now associated with that and you see that we use the word lead.
That's good because anytime that we can show that you know you are taking leadership in something or
that you you know took initiative that you took pride in your work then you want to show that.
All right so let's start to phrase it so again because this is a resume we're not going to say I lead
such and such it's going to just say lead.
OK so just before I go on you're going to see here that I use this comma here.
And so this is a form that I find is pretty effective on resumes which is to introduce what you were
doing and then put a comma in and then elaborate.
So lead the onboarding of that let's say lead to onboarding process to junior accounts.
Beginning in March of 2017 introducing the new hires to the complexity maybe the complexity of the firm's
accounting and I'm actually going to say accounting and analysis.
OK.
Because analysis is good to include because I remember that we found that analysis is a big word in
this particular job description.
So we're going to go ahead and put that in this body content OK and then I'm also going to say since
this is about a verbal communication let's say and see what I'm going to say here is that does that
John lead regular briefings sessions with clients.
Let's see if we can get some business strategies good.
Ok cool.
So there is a bullet point lead onboarding process with two junior accountants in March of 2017 introducing
new tires to the complexity of the firm's accounting and analysis software and also by course go ahead
and do a second one.
So go.
All right.
So here you see that we have this is our second priority skill.
So let's go and highlight it.
We're going to put this here and I happen to know that John did stuff like this.
So that's good.
Now again if you didn't do this let's say that John didn't do any real research or document preparation
J.G. Wentworth his move would be to start looking at data analysis and then go into multitasking and
General Electric counting and just talk about when he did those things.
But in this case he did do research and document preparation here so we just look at my notes here and
see.
All right.
John has actually he's working with the audit committee and the audit committee puts together documentation
required by the government.
And we want some numbers in here because we didn't actually get too many numbers in the first bullet
points those work in some numbers.
And so you see here that I'm not actually phrasing yet.
I'm just getting the stuff going here.
And so ideally what I would say my very first thought here is how large were these 10 securities.
And I don't know.
But you know that's something worth finding out if I was doing John's resume or John was doing his own
resume and in your case you're doing your resume.
Think about how big.
Secondly other banks.
So this is an opportunity for you when you have partners to talk about their names the brands.
What are the banks was it you know federal credit union or was it the IBC in China or whatever.
But anyway we'll go ahead and start working on this one here.
OK so what we're going to do is we're going to bring up the easel power words tool.
And now you can see that we have the list of the 160 power words up here.
And this is what you also have as a part of the course.
And so let's just find one that works.
OK so basically John was working for the audit committee to do the stuff.
So let's just go see if we can find a good power word here or assisting here we go aggregated.
That's a good one or collaborated that's even better.
OK.
So we're going say collaborated with banking partners and then let's see if we have up here any words
we want to work in.
We've got it with look requirements that's good in documenting aggregate y views aggregate.
If you look here aggregated aggregate documentation.
OK so there we have collaborated with banking partners and the internal audit committee to aggregate
documentation verifying the source of fund payments on 10 large securities.
OK so now you can see there that we used the usual tool that gives you the list of 160 power words.
We also worked in
documentation which has great complexity in the first one and that's what you want to do right.
So you're blending all of the stuff in here.
And we've shown the two skills that the job description already wants in the very first two bullet points
that are presented on the resume.
So we know that people's eyes are probably going to go here and they're going to go here.
You know look at these and they're going to go to degrees.
They're going to look at his title maybe they'll look at the very beginning of this Alosi that publicly
traded two billion they will start to see the skills again and hopefully that's going to start giving
them some check marks internally.