Improving Your CV, Chapter 13: More detail on your Experience bullet points
Part of Course 1: Improving your CV · Chapter 13 of 29 · 5 min
About this chapter
A short, dedicated look at how I structure bullet points, with a worked example, because it's a skill and not an easy one.
Key points
- Bullets, not narrative, and written without referring to yourself by name or "I".
- Two or three bold words summarise each bullet so the eye can scan down; where possible, echo the keywords in the job advert.
- The rest of the bullet is the detail, kept to a consistent two lines.
- You can deliberately break the pattern with a sub-bullet list to highlight specific achievements, but do it on purpose.
- Use standard Word bullets and tabs so everything stays easy to edit.
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