What are some good vague resume objectives?
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Always make it a point that your objective covers personal and potential employers interest... Something that sounds like: "To be able to fully utilize my skills while providing optimized outputs expected of me in the organization". This is a motherhood statement that can't go wrong. This is not too good to be true as it's something that benefits both parties involved.
Why vague? general statements, are not attention grabbers... but here it goes...
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a position in a sucessful company. As well as be provided with the oportunity to contribute my knowledge and skills to not only benefit the company I work for, but also to demonstrate my eagerness and determination to ascertain a position I can excel in and hence advance from.
Never be vague on a resume. This piece of paper is the only thing you have that can sell yourself enough to get an interview. You only have one chance to make a first impression.
As one, who on occasion, had to sort through resumes when I had to manage business on two continents, I can tell you that to be brief and direct with your objective and next to list your qualifications for the position, will get you in the short-list pile. Managers have a job to do other than read long ambiguous resumes.
What's a resume?LOL. Just joking...don't have any sorry.
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Objectives are supposed to be specific. If you only plan to put something vague in that spot simply because you don't have anything specific objective, just skip that section on the resume. Having an objective is not critical and if you put something vague, it actually detracts from your resume. Try putting a profile summary in its place instead.
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