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Preparing your resume for a future employer can seem intimidating, specifically if you haven’t applied for a job in the recent past. When contemplating where to start, consider a professional summary to catch the employer’s eye. If your resume is a sales pitch, the summary is your hook to reel in the consumer.
A professional summary highlights your skills and qualifications and how you will translate them to your next position. Keep it short and interesting so the company will continue reading for more information about your accomplishments.
You may associate this synopsis with a resume objective, but the two are different. Every job seeker’s objective is the same: to get hired. Set yourself apart by emphasizing your past accomplishments and what you will bring to your next role.
The summary can be a great way to insert yourself and your personality into an otherwise simplistic piece of paper. Give potential employers an opportunity to see the person behind the resume so they will want to call you for an interview!
If you’re still unsure where to start, think of the known interview question, “what are your strengths?” and insert that answer into your statement. Right away, your future employer will catch a glimpse of who you are and what you can offer to the company.
“Just like you want to read a bio or do some research about someone before you meet them, a professional summary gives a quick idea of who someone is before bringing them in for an interview,” said Quanasia Graham, Retail Recruiter.
As we know, the average hiring manager will spend six seconds scanning your resume before moving on. “Keep your summary short and to the point, and don’t include information that can be found later on the page, such as your job history or education,” said Yara Diab, Associate Recruiter.
At Pyramid Consulting Group, we can help you with every aspect of your job hunt. Send us your resume today and we will help you find your next position!
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