Use
OK.
So as we wrap up let's do the final piece for John's resume before it's just about filling in some of
the more the easier parts of the resume.
And that's all about the summary and the summary is pretty it can be pretty formulaic.
So it's just go ahead and start doing it all.
We'll walk through it together.
Let's wait for the skills summation for later.
But anyway after looking at John's resume I know that he has about two years of work experience and
then you go into the industry he's worked in.
OK.
So you might be asking how did we get those industries.
Well so J.G. Wentworth this is a financial services firm and then the University of Georgia College
of a county this was a research position and then I haven't added in yet but I know that this was an
internship that he did with a food service company or a food production company.
So that's how you get it.
You just think what industry or the organizations that I worked with in.
All right.
And and I will tell you that you know when you're doing projects on campus for school try to think of
the function of those projects rather than the school itself.
For example if you worked in the event production part of something on the on campus talk about your
production experience versus you know your university experience say OK let's move on.
OK.
So this unique characteristic.
So the easiest way to think about this is what makes me the X Factor what makes me special.
What makes me different than other candidates or how would somebody who works with me talk about me
in a positive way.
You can say maybe an adaptable adaptable professional and then so when we get here in the U.S. one kind
of scale another kind of skill.
This is when we want to look at these keywords here the buzz words and also these big six skills.
So let's try to sort of cluster these in and a lot of different ways so we know that he is good at communication
because he said it's one of his X factors and he's claiming it as one of his skills.
Let's see what else.
Definitely we have analyzing analyst accounting.
So let's go here put him in there.
So this with his other skill maybe we can say and remember when you say the accounting and financial
analysis in the structure of the sentence it's like one two and three.
So you can use the and there and just use this comma after that second unit so that you can keep the
grammatical form.
OK so what the third kind of skill was the one that jumps out at me is either managing projects for
problem solving.
So let's talk a little too since we know that managing projects is a huge part of the job he's applying
for.
He wants to get Let's talk about this and imagine complex projects because we know we have complexity
project manager and these accounting firms he's applying these are going to be rather that relatively
complex engagements.
So now you see that this formula is actually really straight forward and then so what we can do here
is will say that he's 2018.
OK.
So let's just go ahead and make these all three.
I want them to be tall sized.
OK.
So he's at 2018 masters of accounting graduate from the University of Georgia so that's formulaic you
can do that easily and then interested in.
Now this is a great time to bring back some of these keywords.
So let's go back over here to KPMG site and if you remember when we go to the About section you're going
to see here that they talk about audit tax and advisory.
So we can do is go here.
All right.
So there you go and delete these buzzwords for now.
So that's how it will look.
Oh OK.
Beg your pardon.
We forgot to use the skills summation.
OK.
So a skill summation is kind of a way that you want to describe yourself if you had to describe yourself
and say two to four words.
And usually this is something like an accounting expert a technical expert you know or let's see what's
another one like beyond expert because if you're young you don't always want to say expert.
Maybe something like professional accounting professional something like that.
So OK so how are you to describe John.
Well we know we want to work in communication analysis and problem solving.
So let's just say perfect.
All right.
Now we have our summary finished.