Think about the key contributions you have made and what accomplishments you want to highlight.

• Ask yourself: What problems have I solved?
• When did I save money or time, exceed a performance goal, or come up with a way to make things run better or faster?
• What am I most proud of?

Sometimes, it's easier to detail it in terms of:

• 1. What challenge did I face?
• 2. What action did I take to meet this challenge?
• 3. What was the outcome and can I quantify this positive result?

• John Wifflebottom
• jwifflebottom@email.com

I'm a great team-player in the project management field.

Greatest achievement was consistently managing meetings to be done in under one hour, or on average 15% quicker. Achieved this by having concise agendas and meeting overviews at the beginning of each meeting... more

• Managed local and international team of 8
• Consistently delivered goals 10% under time allocated.

• Managed roll-out of app-store enhancements
• Increased customer satisfaction score by 1.4 points.

• Flow charting
• Agile project management software

• UC Berkeley '95 - Business