Sugandh has worked for 3 companies in the past so I'll make 3 different sections. Suppose you were in the same company but have had different roles then you can have a separate section for each role. Now that you have this template, under each section best does my essay writing in UK write down your responsibilities and key deliverables in a bullet point format?  Remember this section is an opportunity to showcase how your experience is aligned to the position that you are applying for. Since we are applying for the role of a Block chain Developer, it makes sense to mention that he has led a Block chain Research Group at his current company.

Remember to sprinkle the keywords mentioned in the job description throughout your experience section because that way the hiring manager will know that you have the experience that the team needs. And second point; always try to be specific about your professional evaluation essay writing in UK achievements. Suppose you are applying for a Social Media role, then don't just mention, 'Managed a Facebook Page', instead you can write, 'Revamped a business page on Facebook that has led to over 70K followers.. (up by 40% in 2 months) and has led to a 4% increase on revenue.' See the difference? Because you have added a number to your accomplishment it gives the Hiring Manager confidence in your abilities. So try to add a number and quantify as many bullet points as possible. Next is Education.

In case you have been working for quite some time then it's best to keep your education section short and sweet.  Suppose you have been working for 6 years or more then it doesn't make sense to mention your 10th and 12th percentage.  Just mention the details of your last degree. So he did his Bachelors from IIIT-H. So I'll mention that. Beneath it, I'll mention the time period and write after that in 3-4 bullet points, I'll mention the highlights which is CGPA, any relevant Course Work or Honors and that's it! If you are a student, you'll obviously add a lot more in the education section. We'll come to that in a minute. Next come Skills. Typically for a Software Job, you can mention the Languages and Technologies that you know and rate them according to how well you know them. But make sure that you include the skills that have been mentioned in the job description. So out of all the skills mentioned here, he knows Java, JavaScript, Blockchain, SQL.

So I've mentioned them here along with a couple of other technologies. If you are not from the Software field, then you can mention your Communication Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Leadership Skills, Social Media Skills, Project Management Skills; basically do not forget to mention the skills that have been included in the job description. Next is Additional Section. This is the best time to brag about any awards, certifications, publications, patents, volunteer work done, languages that you know, extra-curricular activities, conferences/courses attended or any other hobbies that you have that are relevant to the position that you are applying to. Just pick the best 2 sections and mention them.