whats the best objective for a resume?

Answer 1

Use your objective to state your interest in the position you are applying for.

For example:
Applying for an Office Manager position.

My objective is to utilize my management and bookkeeping skills to obtain a position as an Office Manager.

Or for a Accounts Payable Supervisor

My objective is to utilize my accounting skills and management experience to obtain a position as an Accounts Payable Supervisor.


Try to use your objective to spell out the ways that your skills match their job requirements. This very well could change with every job you apply to.

Good luck

Answer 2

I assume you mean objective as an item on the resume.

I don't use objectives because they may limit your opportunities. Only include an objective if it is for a specific job. Then if it is for a specific job tie the objective to what the company is looking for. Use the objective as a selling point that you really fit what they need.

Answer 3

None!

Use an experience summary instead to highlight your skills and address the specific position in your cover letter.

Answer 4

Be brief,Be to the point,Be prepared to show references. Prospective employers don't care (at this time) to know what color sheets you like, they just want the bare-bones facts. AFTER you are hired is plenty of time for this kind of info.Be sure to list any extra education you might have,Trade,Vocation, business,etc. Hope this helps.