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Hi Carol, thanks for leaving a comment. If this article didn't provide you with enough about sample resumes, try these Resume Writing There are over a dozen articles on resume writing and some more on templates. Good luck.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

I would like a simple resume form

-- Contributed by: Carol Bialek

If you're applying for two very different jobs, your best bet is to rewrite the objective completely and use two different resumes. If you mean you've held two different jobs, that wouldn't change the objective, since the objective is a statement of what you desire or want - not what you did. Hope this helps!

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

how would you adapt an objective from two seemingly different jobs?

-- Contributed by: mmamixer

Daniel, thanks for leaving a comment. I'm glad you found the information helpful.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

Thank you very much for your intel on objective statements.

-- Contributed by: Daniel Quenneville

Agbo, Best Sample Resumes and Resume Resources contain samples, mostly for nurses, but you might be able to adapt them if you have a different job. Thanks for leaving a comment.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

sample of health worker resum or HIV/AIDS worker resum

-- Contributed by: Agbo joy

Leah, glad the article helped you. Thanks for leaving a comment.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

Thank you it really helped me out.

-- Contributed by: leah

Brittany, I'm glad you found it useful. Thank you for leaving a comment!

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

this was helpful

-- Contributed by: brittany

Melvin, thank you for leaving a comment. We appreciate it.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

Cynthia, please use the information in the many articles about resume objective statements to help you write the statement. Thanks for leaving a comment.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

hello

-- Contributed by: melvin imbien

i want to know how to write aim/objective on an NGO. Mine is about changing lifes and empowerment.

-- Contributed by: cynthia

Anupam, thanks for leaving a comment. I'm glad you found it helpful!

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

good objective

-- Contributed by: anupam

Bob, thanks so much for leaving a comment. I'm so glad that you found this information helpful.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

I have been to a dozen sites trying to figure out a job objective. 5 minutes at your site and it's done! Thanks for a simple and understandable page.

-- Contributed by: BobShams

Newgirl, thanks so much for your kind words and for leaving a comment. Best of luck finding a job.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

I had not had a job when I entered Welfare. They sent me to a job training class. Where they help you find work. In there hand book all objectives listed are one or two words. Like General manager, Customer Service. You web page makes much more sense.

-- Contributed by: newgirl

Joe, thanks so much for leaving a comment and for your kind words - we appreciate it.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

Great sample, this is very useful and gave me many ideas. Thanks :D

-- Contributed by: Joe

Ralk, please review the information in this article and the other articles on resumes. I'm sure there will be something to help you get started. Unfortunately, we cannot critique or write resumes, letters, memos or other do...ents for our readers. Thank you for leaving your comments.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

I want to make a resume with aim can you help me?

-- Contributed by: ralk

Prasanta, please see the articles in the box above the comments - I think these are just what you are looking for. Thank you for leaving a comment!

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

I want to make a good resume so I need a guideline from u thanking you prasanta

-- Contributed by: prasanta padhi

Kasturi, the information you're looking for may be found here: Free_Sample_Resumes, How_To_Write_A_Resume_Cover_Letter, Letters_of_Recommendation.


-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

sample resume, application letter and recommendation letter.

-- Contributed by: Kasturi

Hi Tanya,

If you have little or no work experience, you may want to forgo the use of a resume objective and instead use a summary. Read our article on Student Resume for more information.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

An objective statement for the inexperienced and freshers.

-- Contributed by: tanya

Hi Liza,

While we don't write objective statements for our readers, I can steer you to a couple more articles to help you achieve your goal:

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

i am an accounting clerk can you please furnish me a resume and application letter suitable for me. ty:)

-- Contributed by: Enter your name here

Hi Rinoa,

We did receive your comment. Thank you. Under your name, it looks like you are also asking for an example objective to use on your resume. Here are some links to help you with that:


-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad


thank you.. i hope you will get my comment.. God bless you...

-- Contributed by: hi... can you post an example objective that i can put on my resume?? i am an Medical Transcriptionist student.. thanks a Lot.. :)

Hi Zurc,

I can't really give you an objective to use because you'll want to tailor the objective to the job you are applying for. However, if you follow other samples it should help you put together an objective that fits your desires and meets the criteria of the job you want.

Here's one sample: Technical position also offering customer relations and trouble-shooting duties in a growth field such as plastics or specialty chemicals.

You can get more help in these articles:

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Can you give me an objective that I can put on my resume? I'm an ECE student. Please help me.

-- Contributed by: zurc

Hi Juliana,

You can find examples of health care examples here. They may help you fine tune your objective with a few more specifics.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I am having some trouble wording my objective, in my revised resume. If anyone has any ideas, I would greatly appreciate all (good and bad). This is what I have: To contribute to an organization’s overall mission and vision by serving as the Housing Manager which will draw upon my education, experience, skills, and dedication to serve the elderly.

-- Contributed by: Juliana

Hi Tia, You've just about got it. I'd just cut it down a little to something like: Work as a Marketing Associate utilizing my marketing/advertising skills to effectively aide growth and awareness of company and or client.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I'm in the marketing/advertising field and I have been tweaking my objective for sometime now, but I'm still not comfortable with it. Let me know what you think? To work within a organization as a Marketing Asscocaite, while utilizing my marketing/advertising skills, that will effectivley aide in the growth and awarness of the company and or client.

-- Contributed by: Tia

Hi Mia,

You have all the elements needed for a good resume objective. Now just tweak it a little: Professionally align with successful, mission focused non-profit organization involved with societal improvement in a position that benefits from....

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

To professionally align myself with a successful, non-profit organization mission focused on societal improvement, in a position that will benefit from my excellent work ethic, dedication, and commitment to working to serve and aid others.

-- Contributed by: mia

Hi Shawn,

You've got the basic elements needed, but tweak it to show the company what they will get if they hire you rather than what you will get out of the deal.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

To obtain a position that utilizes my customer service abilities and to further enhances my skills for future opportunities and advancement.

-- Contributed by: Shawn

Hi Hermelyn,

Thanks for reading here at LoveToKnow Business and taking the time to leave a comment to let us know you enjoyed the article.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Hi Genevieve,

Thank you for letting us know you found the article helpful and for reading here at LoveToKnow Business.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Very interesting.

-- Contributed by: hermelyn mangsat

It can really help to those people who cannot decide what is their objectives in making their resumes.

-- Contributed by: Genevieve Balawag

Hi E. Samson,

Thank you for visiting LoveToKnow Business and taking the time to tell us you enjoy our site. We will continue to provide updated business articles in the future so be sure to stop by regularly.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Your suggestions are very useful to all job seekers and freshers. Do continue your contributions..

-- Contributed by: E.Samson fernondez

Hi Manny,

This is a good start, but it really isn't specific enough. What kind of position are you seeking? And what work experience can plug in to the job? You've got it right idea it just needs to be more focused.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

To obtain a responsible and challenging position where my education and work experience will have valuable application

-- Contributed by: manny

Hi Madhavi,

Here are a number of articles with further links to more free samples:

Let us know if you have any questions and thanks for visiting LoveToKnow Business.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Please send some more example resumes.

-- Contributed by: madhavi

Hi Joann,

Here are a few more articles to supply you with more information:

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Hi Dianalyn,

When you write your objective you want it to focus on what you bring to the employer, not what the employer can offer you. So instead of saying you want to enhance your knowledge, you'll want to focus on the knowledge and skills you bring to the job. If you have a specific position in mind the job posting can help you design your objective to fit the opening on paper.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

PLEASE SEND ME MORE EXAMPLES.

-- Contributed by: JOANN

Sales representaive to inhance my knowledge of selling and to to increase the profit of the company business.

-- Contributed by: Dianalyn Perez

Hi Charna,

The following articles should provide more of what you're looking for:

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Need different examples of resume Objectives.

-- Contributed by: Charna

That's the whole idea, Hatem. Your objective should match your skills with the needs of the employer. This way it highlights what you can do for them, not what they can do for you.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Yeah particularity I like the statement about the skills doing something for you. This got me my job doing what I love to really do.

-- Contributed by: Daniel King

Hi Venkat,

Unless your extra curricular interests directly relate to the position for which your are applying, don't put them your resume. The purpose of your entire resume should be to match your qualifications with what the company is looking for. If you aren't sure what the company is looking for, do some research so your objective statement has a competitive edge.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Hi Lodi,

When writing your objective your goal should be to show a match between the type of work you seek and the position being offered; ideally the resume and objective are tailored to a specific position and employer. In your case I'd suggest an objective statement that reflects your skills and the fact that your are seeking an supervisory position.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am doing B.E. computer science and Engineering. I want to what I should put in extra curricular activities. And also please send me some sample of simple objectives which are suited to my curriculum.

-- Contributed by: Venkat

Environmental Services supervisor

-- Contributed by: Lodi

Hi Tonya,

Remember, you want the objective to be about what you bring to the company, not so much what the company can do for you.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Hi Manoj,

Your objective will be used to target a specific job. With that in mind, let the company know what skills you have that make you the right person for the job. For example if the job you were applying for stated: "Knowledge of and exposure to International Accounting Standards (desirable). Proficiency in computerized environment, ability to handle audits of small and medium enterprises independently from planning to finalisation and knowledge of various accounting and ERP packages (desirable)," you could include something in your objective about seeking a position where you can use your practical experience with International Accounting Standards and procedures. In other words, highlight the skills that meet the employer's needs.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

How about "To be a tool for you to make money." It's shorter.

-- Contributed by: Tonya

I am a chartered accountant (Cleared in May 2007) and working in a MNC as Assistant Manager - Accounts. Provide me some tips or sample objectives which can make my resume attractive

-- Contributed by: Manoj Jangid

Hi Ramanujam

You'll want to keep your objective short and realistic. It needs to show your interest and be clear in establishing the position you seek. You have a couple of ways to approach this:

  • List skills and how you wish to use them
  • Specifically use a professional title like: "Software Development Intern" at ABC Company

The trick is to write a targeted and balanced objective. If you are submitting your resume for a specific position, include the job title and the name of the company. For example: "Seeking a position as a Software Development Intern at ABC Company."

If you plan to submit your resume to a variety of companies, you should write a variety of objectives so you can tailor your resume for each position so you can emphasize the appropriate skills and experience depending on the position of interest.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Hi, I want a good objective in my resume.i am a MCA(computer science) graduated applying for software company and i am a fresher. can you send me some good objective for my resume....

-- Contributed by: Ramanujam

Hi Rogz,

If you have a specific position in mind, target it in your objective. What is the company looking for? A position as a Senior Java Software Engineer? An entry level Electrical Engineer? Or if you are hoping to get a foot in the door with a general resume highlighting your skills, you can target positions that will utilize your skills like Database Development or Administration. Remember, the objective lets the company know what you can do for them.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Dear Sir/Madam:

I want a good objectives in my resume. I am graduated of BS Electronics and communication engineering, applying for a Software engineers in a big company...

-- Contributed by: Rogz

Hi Carol,

You objective should reflect the skills you bring to a particular position within the educational system. If you want to work as a teacher's assistant your objective would read differently than that of someone hoping to work in the office.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

help with an objective working in a school system

-- Contributed by: Carol

Hi Amanda,

Since this is only a summer job, a resume objective is not necessary. A standard resume format will highlight everything they need to consider you for one of their temporary positions.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I'm a student looking for a summer job. Not really caring what position I get really, because I don't know what position to apply for. I'm applying at Home Hardware.... What should my objective be.

Thanks.

-- Contributed by: Amanda

Hi Samantha,

Your insurance resume objective should include a brief headline that encapsulates your career goal. Include one or two of your top qualifications.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Hi I am applying to work for an insurance company, but am stuck on the objective, i do have experience in customer service but I dont know how to write an objective

-- Contributed by: samantha

Hi Reymar,

What format you use will depend on how you want to present your information. Here are some links to help you decide which format is best for you:

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

i just want to know the proper format of making resume..

-- Contributed by: reymar c. aringo

Hi Sheena,

If you have a specific position in mind, the key is to target the specifics of what the employer is looking for in a potential candidate. You objective should show what you can offer the company while highlight your strengths.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

i want some good objectives in my resume.i took information technology course in philippines and i want to work but i dont know what's the good objective that im going to put in my resume..

-- Contributed by: sheena

Hi Javeed,

Here at LoveToKnow Business we have several articles that provide samples and examples. These links will provide quick easy access to the information you are looking for:


-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Sir,i need lot of resume samples,please mail me sir. thanking you sir.

-- Contributed by: javeed

Hi Joseph,

A resume objective is not necessary for every resume. If you know that your resume will benefit from the focus of a resume objective you can always have a professional write it for you.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

i dont get it:0

-- Contributed by: joseph

Hi Racquel,

The main categories to include on your resume include:

  • Education
  • Professional Experience
  • Extra-curricular Activities (Volunteering, Personal project, etc…)
  • Languages spoken (If job you are applying for requires a second language)

If you're having trouble writing your resume, perhaps using a template will help you.

Here are a few more articles that offer more information:


-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I'm having a problem writing a resume that is eye-catching yet fully detailed. Please help me.

-- Contributed by: racquel

Hi Joana,

A resume objective is not always required, and trying to craft an objective to cover multiple positions may hinder your chances at getting a job. My suggestion is to eliminate the objective portion of your resume unless you are apply for a specific job.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I am having alot of trouble writing down a strong yet simple objective. I am applying at several places and dont have a specific position. I have experience in real estate and sales. I am going for retail stores etc such as best buy macys dillard etc (clothing stores). any suggestions?

-- Contributed by: Joana

Hi Amy,

You might want to be more specific. Is it an entry level position? If so you would include that detail. For example:

Seeking an entry level position as a medical secretary...

And you'll also want to be specific about your abilities. What skills will you bring to the table?

  • Computer skills
  • typing skills
  • organizational skills
  • provide administrative support for doctors

Things like this will highlight your strengths as they pertain to the job.

Good luck!

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Hi Ramel,

When writing your resume objective, remember that it should focus on the employer and their needs--not yours. Because the objective is situated at the top of your resume, its purpose is to make a quick, concise pitch that allows the employer to identify you as a key candidate. A resume objective is a great tool to use when you don't have much work experience. As you write your objective, avoid the use of personal pronouns because they point to you and not the employer, and ask yourself what the employer's needs are for the position. Once you identify the needs, look at your own strengths and how they can meet these needs. Write your objective by matching the company's needs with your abilities to sell yourself as a potential candidate.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Dear sir/madam,

I am BS Math fresh graduate and want to work in a certain company. Honestly, I don't know how to make a good and impressive resume objective. Can u please send me some. Or can u please send me some ideas on how to make a good one. Thanks a lot.

-- Contributed by: ramel cabanilla

can you tell me if you think this sounds good...i'm applying for a job in a field i have no experience in...

To begin a new career as a medical secretary, where I can put my abilities to use for a more valuable purpose in health care.

-- Contributed by: Amy

Hi, Im an MBA student ( first year) looking for a business/marketing position with possibilty of international relations/concentraion. What should i put in my opjective?? Thank you!

-- Contributed by: Anna

Hi Sathish,

You'll want to word your objective in a way that provides the potential employer with an understanding of which skills and experience are transferable to the position you seek. Using a functional resume is usually best when looking for a change.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I have experience in It field more than two years. Currently I am looking for a change. Please suggest me some good Objective for my resume.

Thanks

-- Contributed by: Sathish

Hi Adeline,

A general QA resume objective could read something like:

Key leadership position in a fast-paced technology company with varied responsibilities and potential for advancement.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

objective for Quality Assurance

-- Contributed by: adeline

Hi Craig,

Writing an effective career objective does take a bit of effort. Study the wording regarding the position available and try to highlight the skills that match. This lets the potential employer see what you will bring to the company. Here are a few more articles to help you:

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I'm seeking employment but I just cant find the right objective reason showing that I qualify in that area.

-- Contributed by: craig

Hi Muhammad,

When writing a resume for an EET job it’s important to detail or categorize your electronics skills and in your objective to highlight how these skills will transfer to the position you're seeking.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am student of Electronic Engineering.Could You help and advise me in writting good resume with attractive career objective.Please do reply, with some most appropriate examples.

Regards Muhammad Babar

-- Contributed by: Muhammad Babar

Hi Saeedullah,

Remember, you'll want to tailor your objective statement to the particular company or organization to which you are applying. Target the position you are hoping to get by focusing your objective on what you can bring to that position. Use the same terminology as the company to describe the position. Then try to match your qualifications with those desired by the organization.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Dear sir/madam

I want some good objectives in my resume. I am a student of computer science and want to becomes a good teacher,please send me some objectives about this.


Fiathfully Yours SAEEDULLAH JAN

-- Contributed by: Saeed Ullah Jan

Hi Sahana,

The objective needs to be tailored to the job your are applying for. Only refer to experience as it applies to that position and what it brings to the business. The of your experience will be highlighted in your resume.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Hi,

I am looking for a generic objective that i can use for my resume. I have 7 + years of work experience in the fields of CRM, sales, finance, retail, and training. I am a little confused as to how should my objective be taking into consideration all of my experience.

-- Contributed by: Sahana

Hi Mastanbi,

When writing a career objective it's important to be precise and to identify factors you can work with. Use a combination of these key elements:

  • The position you are seeking
  • The field
  • Your marketable skills

With that in mind, check these basics for writing an effective career objectives:

  • Keep it concise
  • Use verb phrases rather than sentences
  • Word the objective to be compatible with your resume
  • Make your value as a candidate obvious—show how you will be an asset and do not focus on what you hope to get.
-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

How to write career objectives.

-- Contributed by: mastanbi

Hi John,

You have the basics here. I'd suggest tweaking it just a bit to something like:

To obtain a position where I can effectively utilize my 10 years of experience working individually and in a team setting interacting with suppliers and customers to increase efficiency and productivity.

I would leave off "Becoming an integral part of an organization that contributes to the professional and personal improvement, development, and advancement of its employees" because you want the objective to focus on what you bring to the company, not what you expect from them.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

My job search is not specific to an industry or position. I am looking for something different and do not want to limit myself. Here is the objective I have written.

Desiring position where over 10 years skills working individually and in team setting and experience interacting with suppliers and customers can be effectively utilized for increased efficiency and productivity. Becoming an integral part of an organization that contributes to the professional and personal improvement, development, and advancement of its employees.

Please provide feedback.

Thank you.

-- Contributed by: John Rumann

Hi Danesh,

Glad to hear you found this information helpful. We always appreciate hearing from our readers here at LoveToKnow Business.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

really helpfull

-- Contributed by: DANESH T

Hi Miranda,

If you go with "work experience" is that what you want out of the job? The person reading your resume will want to know what you bring to the position. Sometimes people don't feel like they don't have relevant work background, but it doesn't always have to be related to work. Look at your interests and ways you've volunteered your time as they pertain to the job you're applying to.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

How about if i put "work experience" simple short and to the point for my objective:)

-- Contributed by: Miranda

Hi ros,

Instead of mentioning what you want to gain from the position, focus on what you have to offer. You want to emphasize your main qualifications as they pertain to the position you seek. Present the information in such a way that it appears as career goals. In this way it gives the impression that the company is "getting" the right person, instead of focusing on you "getting" experience.



-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I'm a new graduate without any work experience who's currently applying for a job. How can I put into my objective that I want to gain on-the-job work experience without sounding like I'm just going to use the employment to obtain experience and hop to another job?

-- Contributed by: ros

Hi Lynette,

That's your objective, but you'll want to identify specific skills in a way that the employer will see them as a benefit to the company.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

To obtain a position that will utilize my experience and further my career. is this a good objective?

-- Contributed by: Lynette

Hi Rajinder,

The short objective section heading can be: "objective," "professional objective," "resume capsule," or "career goals." The objective statement can include 1-3 lines of text that summarizes the job be applied for along with your main qualifications. If you don't want to use the sentence format, an objective statement can also be written using descriptive phrases with minimal punctuation.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

objective of resume

-- Contributed by: rajinder kaur

Hello Nawab,

Did you ask a question that hasn't been addressed?

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

waiting reply from ur side

-- Contributed by: nawab sahil rahman

You're welcome, edison.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

thanks a lot !!!

-- Contributed by: edison

Hi Rob,

The secret is to find a way to include what you want while wording your objective in a way that addresses what the company wants.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

You have changed the way I'll view the Objective statement. I just look at 4 of my co-workers objective statement and it's all about what they want and not what they can do for the company.

-- Contributed by: Rob T

Hi Zainab,

A resume objective is not always necessary. It is most often used when not applying for a specific position, or when disseminating your resume at a career fair or some such event. When you do write your objective to distribute to more than one company make sure you write it in a way not to limit your options.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

thanks a lot for your help over here.. now i had a better idea on how to have a powerful resume.. it always start with the objectives..

-- Contributed by: ZAINAB, MALAYSIA

Hi lynz,

Glad to be of help. Putting together your resume can be a daunting task.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

perfect! it helps me a lot!thanks

-- Contributed by: lynz

Let us know if you have any questions, Lany.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

ok good

-- Contributed by: lany

AMAZING is all i have to say

-- Contributed by: Michael Loyola

see samples of resume objectives

-- Contributed by: geleen

Experience does not have to be limited to previous jobs. Think about other activities you have been involved in like: 

   * part-time jobs while you were in school
   * events from high school or college
   * such as short-term projects or volunteer work
   * any training, research projects or special classes
   * term papers or documents you've written

Your experience includes your whole life. Think about it and I'm sure you'll find something to use.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Remember to identify them specifically in a way that the employer will see the benefit to his company.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

what about if i don't have any experience of having a job. how can i create an effective resume objective applying a call center agent? kindly help of this maam/sir

-- Contributed by: alvhin

i seeking for better objectives

-- Contributed by: manish

Hi Dorothy,

Think of the transferable skills you have that can apply to the job you want. You can highlight that desire within your objective, or you could consider writing a functional resume.


-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I'm trying to find an objective for a person who worked several different jobs and wants to change to client relations type work. e.g pipelayer, PEP officer computer data specialist

-- Contributed by: Dorothy Craig

Hi manoivincy,

Your objective will depend on what position you are seeking.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Hi Thushy,

Here is a site that might help you find the language you are looking for. Click on the link and look at the key words used.


-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

please help me for my resume and objective

-- Contributed by: manojvincy

Hi I am working as a client documentation officer at bank now and wanted to apply for new account officer to go to the next level within the same bank. please help to write the perfect objective for this position.

Thank you Thushy

-- Contributed by: Thushy

Hi Essence,

There are several resume samples available online. If you need more help than that, you can hire a resume service to help pull together the professional resume you desire.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Rockz,

Even most prepress technician jobs now require formal postsecondary graphic communications training in the various types of computer software used in digital imaging. You might incorporate your desire to use your skills along with traveling the world.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

hi, i am a gradute of Information Technology and have a experience in Printing Press Operator and i want apply in luxury ship as the same position but my problem is i'm hardly find a exact objective that i will put to my resume. can u help me?

rockz

-- Contributed by: rockz

i need your help preparing my resume

-- Contributed by: essence aldridge

i am attending first time to interview plese help me i don't know how the objective is to write . i want some examples of objectives

-- Contributed by: srikanth sans

Hi I am a photography major and am in need of a job. I would like to work for any postal service wether it be UPS, USPS, or Fed EX; in order to pay for school, but I do not think that submitting my photography experience is of their interests. I am in need of your help with my resume. I am computer oriented and am very familiar with adobe photoshop, various types of digital, and 35 mm cameras, but I can also do secretarial work and, I am sure I can sort through mail and deliver it if need be. I would like my resume to show all of my skills, and not just lean toward one field. I need my resume to be flexible. Thanks, Onshella

-- Contributed by: Onshella D. Antoine

Steve,

Consider your objective a personal statement detailing your academic and career objectives and explaining your reasons for wanting to pursue graduate study in criminal justice.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

hi, i am planning for master in criminal jusitce ( law enforcement officer) so i need your help in preparing an objective for my resume,

-- Contributed by: steve

Hi I am planning to apply for a receptionist position and I'm not so sure if I have the right wording would you be kind enough to help me out to come up with a receptionist objective.

-- Contributed by: Mai K.

Well, you need to customize your objective to your personal goals in getting the MS. Do you want it in order to get an academic position? Or to advance your current technology career? Your objective would read something like "To obtain a Masters of Science degree in MIS in order to further my technical skills and to give me a broader understanding of information science issues in corporate environments."

-- Contributed by: Ann M.

Hi am planing for Master of science in management information of science so i need your help in preapring resume ,,, i am in need of your help in writing The educational objective for this course ,,,please help me out

-- Contributed by: mruttunjaya

If the job is not an exact fit to your qualifications or you are making a career change, use an objective statement.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

That's good Shantoria. If you know what the employer is looking for, include why you think you fit into the company and how you can contribute to the company and gain from the experience as well. This will give the employer an idea of your personal profile.

To secure a position utilizing my clerical skills and experience to support my employer and become a positive attribute.

This change will point out that you have both skills and experience.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

How does this sound: Obtain a clerical position which will allow me to utilize my skills and become a positive attribute to my employer.

-- Contributed by: Shantoria Neal

this has been very useful. however, it would be better to compare in detail a summary and an objective statement since one site says summary is better and another says objective is.

-- Contributed by: Ben C
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