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Why This Resume Rocks: Part 1: Sample Superior Resume
Why This Resume Rocks: Part 1: Sample Superior Resume
Operations Management
A results oriented, hands%on indi*idual +ith more than ten years of pro,ressi*e manufacturin, mana,ement e'perience. Mana,ement style stron,ly emphasi-es team+or., creati*ity, and empo+erin, people. &'perienced in!
/ean Manufacturin, 0mplementations Cellular Manufacturin, 0mplementations Continuous 0mpro*ement rocesses Supplier and Customer 1an2an Systems 1ai-en &*ents 3%S 0mplementation Ma.e *s. 4uy 5ecisions Supplier A,reements Gain Sharin, ro,rams 5e*elopin, erformance &*aluation Systems 6eam 4uildin, Mentorin, 7 Coachin,
Professional !perience
Operations and Cost Management Consultant "8##89 resent$ ro*ide mana,ement and consultin, ser*ices to clients in the areas of! lean manufacturin,, pro:ect and pro,ram mana,ement, .ai-en, performance metrics, plant layouts, supplier relationships, supplier a,reements, ma.e *ersus 2uy decisions, cost modelin,, and ,ain sharin, pro,rams. Corporation, City, State ";<==98##8$ (Leading filtration, separation and purification company with over $1.5 billion in revenues.)
Purchase for Resale "usiness #nit Manager "8##8$ Responsi2le for the identification, de*elopment, *alidation and on,oin, success of final assem2ly ser*ices pro*ided on company products and products purchased and resold under the company>s name.
5e*eloped a local supplier to eliminate ?uality and deli*ery issues resultin, in o*er @8##,### in sa*in,s durin, the first A months. erformed a Ma.e *s. 4uy analysis on an e'istin, product line resultin, in the product line 2ein, 2rou,ht in house pro*idin, ,reater manufacturin, fle'i2ility and @;3#,### in sa*in,s. 5e*eloped a strate,y to create preferred supplier partnerships for outside ser*ices +ith industry leaders to consolidate suppliers and open the door to co%mar.etin, and sellin, a,reements. Mana,ed a pro,ram to transfer company o+ned plastic in:ection mold tools to a preferred supplier resultin, in impro*ed ?uality and @A##,### in annual sa*in,s.
Senior $irector% Operations% Medical $e&ice Plant ";<<=98##8$ Plant Manager% Process Plant ";<<B9;<<=$ Senior Manufacturing Manager% Process Plant ";<<C9;<<B$ Held increasin,ly responsi2le positions as a result of demonstratin, a solid trac. record for mana,in, multiple functional areas and deli*erin, results for the company throu,h the manufacturin, of D&M medical and la2oratory de*ices in 0SD <##;, &E FB###, F5A compliant cleanroom facilities.
Accounta2ility for profit, loss, and mana,ement for all departments responsi2le for complete fulfillment of customer orders, includin,! roduction, &n,ineerin,, Guality, lannin, and Schedulin,, urchasin,, Machine Shop, Harehousin,, and Customer Ser*ice. Mana,ed a direct staff of = +ith responsi2ility for ;=# employees across C shifts. 0mplemented lean manufacturin,, 6oyota roduction System, throu,hout a @83 million process plant and a @C# million medical de*ice plant. 6ransformed the production methodolo,y from a push system to a pull system utili-in, cellular manufacturin, and implemented 1an2an in*entory systems +ith suppliers and customers resultin, in! %%Streamlined in*entories 2y 3#I and increased in*entory turno*er 2y ;F3I. %%0mpro*ed customer deli*ery performance from A=I to <BI +hile reducin, lead times 2y =#I. %%Reduced scrap and +aste 2y 8BI throu,h a 3%step pro2lem sol*in, process focused on the .ey *aria2les identified 2y a areto analysis of root causes. %%Accelerated plant responsi*eness 2y reducin, comple' setups 2y AFI throu,h *alue stream mappin,. %%/e*era,ed e'istin, plant floor space and e?uipment throu,h /ean initiati*es allo+in, a 3#I increase in actual sales in addition to reclaimin, 8BI of floor space for ne+ production cells. %%Culti*ated and championed a continuous impro*ement team en*ironment throu,hout the entire hourly +or.force in 8 separate plants.
%%Restructured the performance e*aluation system and implemented a ,ain sharin, pro,ram to tie performance and re+ards to 2usiness o2:ecti*es. Jie+ the second part of the sample resume.
0mpro*ed efficiencies throu,h the implementation of standardi-ed +or. and a cost control system that +as inte,rated to the MR system resultin, in a 3#I headcount reduction in the department. 5e*eloped an Acti*ity 4ased Cost model for the allocation of o*erhead 2y product, ena2lin, products true costin, to 2e 2etter understood and pricin, to 2ecome more competiti*e. Analy-ed RD0 and made recommendations on capital pro:ect re?uests at *arious in*estment le*els. repared property ta' returns for multiple ta'in, authorities a*oidin, the use of an outside ser*ice. repared and reported operational results to senior mana,ement pro*idin, enhanced decision%ma.in,.
Corporation, City, State ";<=A9;<==$ (World s largest manufacturer of upholstered furniture with over $! billion in revenues.) Staff (ccountant )), Corporate Cost Accountin, 5epartment Maintained corporate cost accountin, functions. repared and reported operational results to senior mana,ement.
Professional (chie&ements
Contri2utin, author, "ecoming Lean, roducti*ity ress. Spea.er, roducti*ity>s 4est of Eorth America manufacturin, conference. u2lished World#$lass %mprovements with Lean &anufacturing, in 'olutions ma,a-ine. Featured in 5#' (raining *ideo series, roducti*ity ress. Spea.er, Ad*anced Manufacturin, Forum, enn State Kni*ersity.
"achelor of "usiness (dministration Ma:or Kni*ersity % City, State Manufacturing !ecuti&e Program + Manager of Managers Program Ma:or Kni*ersity 9 City, State Certified Management (ccountant ,CM(0nstitute of Mana,ement Accountants, Mont*ale, Ee+ Lersey (ssorted Course.ork: Strate,ic lannin,, American Mana,ement Association 6he Art and Science of Si' Si,ma Jalue Stream Mappin, Statistical rocess Control /ean &nterprise Summit "C years$ Continuous erformance 0mpro*ement Mana,in, &mployee erformance and 5e*elopment &li Goldratt Satellite ro,ram Masco 6ech Grand 1ai-en Hor.shop Fundamentals of 0n:ection Moldin,, SM& Acti*ity 4ased Costin, and Mana,ement
6he resume started out +ith a list of characteristics, traits, competencies, and s.ills that e'actly matched the re?uirements 0 had stated in my :o2 postin,. 6his smart candidate dre+ a line that connected his s.ills and my needs. 6he less +or. the employer has to do the 2etter. 6his candidate understands that. 6he candidate is applyin, for an Dperations Mana,ement :o2, so note that the initial s.ills and e'perience hi,hli,hts section emphasi-es Dperations Mana,ement. 6his
allo+s you to ?uic.ly understand the ?ualifications of the candidate for your position. 6he :o2 history is clearly laid out and 0 had no ?uestions a2out the candidateMs career pro,ression. 6here are no ,aps in employment. 6he only ?uestion that the resume surfaced is +hy the candidate is see.in, a full time position after consultin, for a fe+ years. "0 also find this career pattern sho+s up fre?uently. Some of the 2est employees are not cut out for the consultin, lifeN the constant mar.etin, of ser*ices ta.es a particular s.ill set and personality that not all people possess. Sometimes, the candidate is consultin,, too, 2ecause the ri,ht career opportunity, in the ri,ht location, has not appeared.$ 6he 2usiness of each company that employed the candidate is descri2ed so that the potential employer can see the relationship to their 2usiness. 6he candidate understands the po+er of sho+, not tell. 0n each of his positions, he demonstrates the 2ottom line impact of his +or.. He didnMt :ust mana,e a plant. He Ostreamlined in*entories 2y 3#I and increased in*entory turno*er 2y ;F3I.O He Oimpro*ed customer deli*ery performance from A=I to <BI +hile reducin, lead times 2y =#I.O 6he O rofessional Achie*ementsO section of the resume stood out, not :ust 2ecause the candidate has achie*ed success in his career, 2ut 2ecause the achie*ements so closely mirror his stated career ,oals and my needs as an employer. My reaction to the O&ducation 7 rofessional 5e*elopmentO section of the resume +as the same. 6he candidateMs educational in*estments echo his career choices.