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Executive Resume Writing: Get the Top-Level Job You Deserve
By Heather Eagar
Securing a top-level job (executive, senior manager or senior professional) may seem like an
impossible task, especially if this is your first time applying for one. But if you feel that you’re ready to
take that next step in your career, you can certainly get the job you want – you’ll just have to put in the
necessary work by creating a great resume.
Undoubtedly, a resume for an executive-level job is different from one for a lower-level position. So
before you send off your application for the position you’re eyeing, you should take some time to
develop strategies that can help you write a standout executive resume. Here are some ideas to get
you started …
Use an Executive Profile
While you may be used to using an objective as an introduction to your resume, for executive jobs it is
a good idea to create an executive profile. It serves a similar purpose in explaining why you’re applying
for the position, but also goes one step further to summarize your key qualifications.
The executive profile is typically much longer than an objective, sometimes spanning up to a half of a
page. In the profile, you can highlight 4-6 specific skills or qualifications that are each followed by
examples of these skills. For instance, one qualification may be that you’re “effective and wholly
accountable in high-profile executive roles.” Beneath this qualification you can note the reasons why
this is true. By doing th