Wrote comic synopses and uploaded covers for digital library reference database over 500 comics uploadedġ3. Scheduled and edited dozens of blog posts a month for site that receives over 150,000 average monthly page viewsġ2. Point of contact for 2010 The Eat Out Awards, TONY’s biggest event, managed guest list of over 350 contactsġ1. Answered three line phone system, directing calls to appropriate departmentġ0. Planned experiential campaigns with social and digital integration, determining benchmarks for share of voice, impressions, awareness, engagement and impactĩ. Raised over $15,000 for the American Cancer SocietyĨ. Developed and supported PR outreach and user acquisition strategies, including blogger relationships and a pop-up fashion show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion WeekĦ. Produce, write, and send out bi-monthly newsletter pertaining to all Honors Program updatesħ. Constructed an integrated marketing plan for a Financial 500 Company in the financial sector (Wells Fargo) that utilized all of the CBS New York assets, including on-air, on-line, and on-siteĥ. Managed communications with 1,000+ internship applicants, 20+ startups, and 10+ sponsorsĤ. Raised $12k through online ticket sales for Xbox Kinect fundraiser Back SpinĢ. Managed a staff of 50 students composed of reporters, camera operators and editors, supervised staff collaboration, led production meetings, managed budgets, proofed scripts, and approved final videosģ. We’ve collected our favorites to give you some inspiration:ġ. Impress employers with action- and results-oriented bullet points that show exactly what you can accomplish. If you’ve used words like “assisted,” “made,” “worked,” or “completed,” on your resume, it’s time to step up your game. Making the most of your bullet points is one of the best ways to make your resume stand out. How do you catch a recruiter’s eye with a single sheet of paper?

It’s your one-page opportunity to blow employers away, but they usually only look at it for a second. Results & Action Verbs: 19 Bullet Points to Boost Your Resume

Action words for resumes