RESUME WORDS

Better words for your resume

Overused words make strong work sound ordinary. Pick a word to see alternatives and a before-and-after example.

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Resume word swaps from weak to strong

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The rule that matters more than the word

A better verb helps, but a result helps more. Write action + task + result: "Cut report time by 10 hours a week by automating 12 Excel reports" says more than any single word.

An ATS (applicant tracking system, the software many employers use to store, search and filter resumes) mostly matches skills and job titles. Strong verbs help the person who reads your resume next.

Frequently asked questions

What are action verbs on a resume?

Words at the start of a line that show what you did, such as led, built or reduced.

Should every line start with a different verb?

Try to vary them, but clarity matters more than variety.

Is it fine to use the same words as the job post?

Yes, for skills and job titles. It helps matching.

Which words should I avoid?

Vague claims such as hard-working or passionate without proof. Show it with a result instead.