Per Resume Worded, ❝A: Resumes should typically be written in the past tense.Why? The simple answer is, your resume should be about your accomplishments. In other words, you should be writing about things you’ve already achieved, which means using the past tense.Your current job can contain a mix of accomplishments in the past and present tense. Use the present tense for ongoing accomplishments, while the past tense for things you’ve completed. The easiest way to get your resume’s bullet points and tenses fixed is by getting your resume reviewed using Score My Resume. You’ll find out where you’re going wrong and how to maximize your resume’s impact.❞
I agree as this is one of the main goals of a résumé – with the limited space and attention you get.
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