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Johnathan Smith

San Francisco, CA | [000]-000-0000 | [email protected] |


linkedin.com/in/username

Summary
The purpose of the professional summary is to provide the recruiter with a brief overview of your
professional achievements, skills, and relevant qualifications. Your goal is to convince the hiring
manager or recruiter to dive deeper into your resume within two to three sentences. Let the person reading
your resume know that you have made a positive impact in your previous position! This section is
optional and can be excluded in favor of the qualifications chart.

Qualifications
Software List relevant software skills here - Jira, Asana, Miro, Trello, Tableau, Power BI

Strategy In this section list strategy skills such as - Agile, Scrum, Kanban, User Research,
Road Mapping Technology Here is where you will include any technical skills - JavaScript,
Node.js, React.js, HTML & CSS, GIT Business Finally, include your business skills - Customer
Service, Business Intelligence, Product Management

Work Experience
Name of Company 01-2020 to 06-2022
Title of Position
● The general rule of thumb is to use an equal number of bullet points per position. It is the most
aesthetically pleasing and makes it easier for the ATS to read your resume.
● No more than 4 - 5 bullet points per position.
● Quantify your bullet points. This drives home the impact that you made in your previous position.
● Consider using the bold tool to highlight your greatest accomplishments or further drive home
the impact that you made at your last company.

Name of Company 03-2018 to 01-2020


Title of Position
● You have a limited amount of bullet points that you can use for each position that you have
worked. It is important to only highlight your best achievements and a blend of soft and hard
skills that are relevant to the position that you are applying for.
● Don’t use smaller than size 10 font for your bullet points. Use sizes 18-24 for your name.
● Do not lie on your resume, but don’t undersell or cut yourself short. If you feel guilty, scale it back a
bit.
● Use keywords from the job postings or the industry to which you are applying to ensure that you
pass through the ATS successfully.

Name of Company 10-2015 to 02-2018


Title of Position
● Use numbers to quantify your resume. Combine this with bold text. See below for an example.
● Here is an example - Led concept-to-launch of a commercial banking solution, enabling real-time
monitoring of customer transactions. This product generated over 25M in revenue in 2022.
● Managed the overall roadmap and product vision of (company name) flagship product,
generating 10M in gross revenue.
● Remember to list some of your soft skills! This is incredibly important for positions in management.

Name of Company 01-2014 to 09-2015


Title of Position
● If you don’t have a LinkedIn profile, make one. Networking will significantly increase your odds
of landing a quality position at a great company.
● Go to the profile page of the company where you want to work. Search through the employee’s
LinkedIn profiles until you find one that works in the same position that you are applying
for. Send them a connect request and ask them about the company culture and their position.
● Use LinkedIn to ‘document’ what you are doing each day and focus on building your brand. Pick
a niche that you understand and actively post about it. Employers are looking for people like
this.
● At the bottom of each job posting on LinkedIn is the hiring recruiter who posted the job ad. Reach
out to them to express your interest in the position. Be genuine and don’t be pushy.

Name of Company 06-2013 to 01-2014


Title of Position
● Finally, have your close friends, co-workers, or a program like Grammarly spell check your
resume before you submit it.
● Submitting a resume with grammatical or spelling errors will disqualify you from the candidate
pool.
● You can also use a text-to-speech program to have your resume read back to you. You will
hear any possible errors if you listen closely.
● Save and distribute your resume in PDF format unless otherwise specified.

Education
Name of School Graduated - 05-2014
Your Degree Here GPA 3.9
Include any awards, scholarships, honors, or clubs in a short bullet point here.

Name of School Graduated - 06-2012


Your Degree Here GPA 3.6
Example. Graduated with honors, awarded (name of award), full tuition scholarship, dean’s list, etc.

Projects
Name of Project - https://bit.ly/capstone
Title of Project
● Don’t include this section unless you have relevant projects that you have worked on.
● If you do, include a few bullet points describing what your project is, and what you have
accomplished or learned by creating it.
● Include a bit.ly link to your project if you have it hosted online.

Volunteer Work
Name of Company
Title of Position
● Include a couple of bullet points regarding what you do and how you help the company or
organization.
● This section is great if you are volunteering in the industry that you are applying to and are
passionate about it.
● Example. Helped 15 mentees land positions in the Tech industry
● This section is a good place to add additional hard or soft skills to your resume. Do not
include it if you don’t actively volunteer.

Certifications
Certified Product Manager (CPM) - AIPMM - 280 Group Completed - 02- 2015
Software Product Management (150 hours) - University of Alberta Completed - 05- 2017
Certified Scrum Master (CSM) - Scrum Alliance Completed - 08- 2017

Interests & Hobbies


Include any of your interests or hobbies here if they relate to the position that you are applying to.

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