Just for Drivers

A common problem in the typical job search is that a great candidate does not get all the credit they deserve; because, their resume does not completely reflect their capabilities, strengths, prior experience, etc. The reason this is so important is because in most cases, a recruiter must SHOW that you have all the required skills and experience, or the operations manager will never get to see your resume.
First, here’s an example of what NOT to do:

Bad Resume Example…

Notice the single bullet. Unfortunately, this is all too common. When it comes to resumes…
You don’t get credit for anything that is NOT on your resume!

Now, let’s look at what makes a great driver resume.

There is One Big Thing that will help a highly qualified driver candidate – a stronger resume!!

A Driver with a winning resume has a detailed list of skills and experience for each job position they’ve had. Here’s what you can do to increase your odds of an interview and an offer. Consider this list of different types of duties and responsibilities. How many of these are part of your daily work? Well, you won’t get credit for the experience if it’s not listed on your resume.

You should consider adding and editing to personalize any of the following duties and responsibilities to better illustrate what you have done. Think about it. The more your resume looks like the job description, the more you look like the perfect candidate!

Here’s a sample list of duties and responsibilities that might describe your past work:

Information to Include to Create An Awesome Resume

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