Catch the reader’s attention
by stating how you can benefit the company. If you are applying
for a specific position, use the exact job title. If you are applying
for a variety of positions, use
a more general objective. Make your Objective statement focused,
interesting, and unique
so that it instantly grabs the reader’s attention. The Objective
statement is your first
opportunity to sell yourself. The Objective is traditionally one
or two sentences about the
kind of job you want and what you can contribute to the company
in return for such a job.
The best resumes have objectives written in broad, non-specific
terms.
The Objective section of your
resume can also have the following titles:
- Areas of Interest
- Career Goals
- Career Objective
- Employment Objective
- Job Objective
- Job Target
- Opening Statement
- Personal Statement
- Position Desired
- Profession
- Professional Goals
- Professional Interest
- Statement of Interests
Compose your own Objective
sentences or select one or more of the recommended Action Phrases.
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OBJECTIVE
Project Manager job
in mid to large-sized advancing company strategically positioned
in a highly competitive market.
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OBJECTIVE
A position in a results-oriented
company that seeks an ambitious and career conscious person
where acquired skills and education will be utilized toward
continued growth and advancement.
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Overview
Writing Your Resume