• Accelerated
• Achieved
• Contributed
• Delivered
• Eliminated
• Exceeded
• Grew
• Improved
• Maximized
• Optimized
• Produced
• Sold
• Streamlined

• Add a numerical accomplishment if you can. $, %, Time/Money Saved, Processes Eliminated, etc.

• As you review your resume accomplishments, craft it to persuade an employer to hire you based on the benefits you have delivered. Even read them out loud saying: “You should hire me for this position because I…”

• Your resume doesn’t just relay what you’ve already accomplished, but rather to help an employer envision what you can do in the future.

More context on this subject can be found here:
https://www.inc.com/peter-economy/the-ceo-of-ladders-reveals-surprising secret-of-crafting-a-winning-resume-that-will-get-you-your-next-job.html