Brooke County Libraries - Resume Tip #9
Add an Objective/Goal
Employers are actually interested in why you want to be employed by them. Go figure! It's a frequent interview question, which should be answered by "to make money of course". It's a big question when they compare you with other candidates.
An objective can be an excellent introduction to begin your resume. It can be brief and to-the-point. No need to make it personal, just a professional goal or next-step you are looking to achieve.
Here are a few sample objectives that are easily tailored to your own resume or career path.
Seeking full time position where I can use my creativity and talents to enrich customer or client experiences.
Looking for part time hours to boost not only my income but fill my time with a new challenge.
Seeking employment with a loyal employer where I can become asset with my customer service experience.
To obtain a position with steady hours where I can utilitize my experience in the industrial field.
Looking for a full time job where I can both use my education and expand my knowledge base with hands on tasks and new perspective.
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