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Responsibilities are misused, overused, irritating...and yet most people fill their resumes with this nonsense. I've got news for you... No One Cares What You're Responsible For Citing page after page of responsibilities is not the way to earn an interview. Take a minute and think about the following: My teenage son was responsible for cleaning his e room. x Need I say more about responsibilities? | How many people do you think have been responsible for designing anew phone to capture market share from Apple and Samsung? And how wy many have PS successtut Instead of filling your resume with responsibilities, cite your accomplishments—and make sure you quantify them. What you include in your resume is important, but how you present it is also important. Pay attention to formatting, white space, and fonts. No Mistake coo Getting things done the No Mistakes way And if you really want to build a great resume, check out my book, or let us do it for you. tere No Mistakes photo credit: WarzauWynn via photopin cc

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