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I graduated from college in 1999 and have 5 years experience with a small company and helped develop it. I want to post my resume and I need help with the Objective or Summary section. Does this sound ok:

"Experienced Professional seeks an Administrative position in the Health Care Industry fully utilizing strong customer service attitude, exceptional organizational ability and communication skills."

It sounds generic to me. I used the term "professional" b/c I have 5 years experience after college (some operations and supervisory/management experience, but not enough to go for a management position) Most of my experience was in customer service/customer relations management and small project management.

Also, what does the term "administrative" constitute? Does it include customer service? I do not want to work in a call center position.
Thanks!

2006-10-19 03:06:43 · 3 answers · asked by Nels 7 in Business & Finance Careers & Employment

Duncan - Thanks, but no thanks.

2006-10-19 03:15:11 · update #1

3 answers

Yes it is very generic. If you send that out, you will not go far.

1) How do you help develop a company when you're doing admin? Sales professionals are more relevant because they bring in revenue. The others are all cost centres.

2) 'Experienced Professional" - You need to justify. What is your strength. Expert in filing, claims, sending invoices...you need to be elaborate.

You should instead focus more on customer service, customer relations management where you can highlight some of your achievements.

All this are just the tip of the ice berg. You need much more than that to get interviews with large corporations. You might want to consider investing in a Professional Resume Provider.



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2006-10-19 03:13:54 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Greetings,
I worked in a hospital environment for a decade and noticed a lot of the title and job descriptions changed.
I would recommend a visit to Human Resources at a large hospital and review the job postings for a clearer idea of the related position titles and tasks. Also, I have found few employers respond to generic resumes. You generally have to indicate the specific position with posting number to get responses. ( except maybe very small facilities)
good luck

2006-10-19 03:12:02 · answer #2 · answered by kate 7 · 0 0

Then do not it. no man or woman is making you do it. I probable do not imagine that all health care carriers are rude - some are very type and strong to their sufferers. Many medical doctors are self-righeous and pompous, yet no longer continually to their sufferers, yet to different team. there is little regulation with health coverage and in spite of the actual incontrovertible truth that medical doctors, hospitals, and so on charge plenty, they are no longer getting reimbursed plenty that permits you to charge extra to make up the version of the loss. and albeit who might want to opt to attend to the indigent for loose? in spite of the actual incontrovertible truth that it would want to be impressive to be charitable, elements and help in difficulty-free words flow so a concepts. medical doctors and nurses can volunteer time in clinics, yet then they ought to get the equipment and elements all donated and there is no longer continually sufficient of that to flow round for as many anybody is uninsured. the in difficulty-free words way it would want to ever get extra constructive is with fixed pricing for amenities rendered throughout the board throughout the country and with a standardized, nationalized healthcare the way Canada, England, the Netherlands and many different international locations have it. this way anybody might want to be lined.

2016-12-05 00:06:53 · answer #3 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

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