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Contact detailsNot started.Empty. Add your full name.
Use a professional email address and a mobile number you answer. City is enough; do not add your full street address.
Tip for Business & Operations: Say what you handled and the numbers you were measured on, such as volume, turnaround time or SLA.
Experience, OJT and volunteer workNot started.Empty. Add a role or project with a title.
Say what you handled and the numbers you were measured on. For BPO roles, name the account type (voice, chat, email) and metrics such as CSAT or AHT.
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- Handled inbound billing inquiries on a US telco voice account.
- Resolved chat tickets within the target handle time.
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EducationNot started.Empty. Add your school.
Your latest school first. Add honors, a thesis or relevant subjects if they help.
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- Dean's Lister, 2nd semester 2024
- Thesis: inventory tracking for a school canteen
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SkillsNot started.Empty. Add at least 5 tools and strengths.
Tools and skills an employer can check, separated by commas.
SummaryNot started.Empty. Easiest to write last.
Two or three sentences: what you do or studied, your strongest skill, and the job you want. Write this last.
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- Business administration graduate with two months of OJT in accounts payable, comfortable with Excel and data entry, looking for an entry-level finance role.
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