My suggestion (I think I've replied to too many of your posts today, so this will be the last one):
Include results in your resume, not just your job responsibilities. You reviewed work, ok but what did that do? Did that improve efficiency by X% or did it reduce errors by Y%?
You say provided value, what value? How was it measured?
Resumes are a way for you to show how you can impact a company's bottom line. Some of the best resumes I have seen had lots and lots of numbers (mostly in the form of results). But things like: used X, Y, Z to develop new system that reduced operating costs by $100,000.
squawkbox: didn't have a choice, didn't get hired back.
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Recent Actuarial Science (good statistical skills) grad looking for entry-level work ANYWHERE.
Writing CFA Level 1 in June 2010. Passed 3 actuarial exams.
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Recent Actuarial Science (good statistical skills) grad looking for entry-level work ANYWHERE.
Writing CFA Level 1 in June 2010. Passed 3 actuarial exams.
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My suggestion (I think I've replied to too many of your posts today, so this will be the last one):
Include results in your resume, not just your job responsibilities. You reviewed work, ok but what did that do? Did that improve efficiency by X% or did it reduce errors by Y%?
You say provided value, what value? How was it measured?
Resumes are a way for you to show how you can impact a company's bottom line. Some of the best resumes I have seen had lots and lots of numbers (mostly in the form of results). But things like: used X, Y, Z to develop new system that reduced operating costs by $100,000.
Why didn't you continue with Towers Perrin or Watson Wyatt?
squawkbox: didn't have a choice, didn't get hired back.
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Voluptates possimus voluptatem minus repudiandae quia unde voluptas. Id in quaerat numquam omnis et sed qui.
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