Have you ever wonder how a resume for a Virtual Professional (commonly known as Virtual Assistants) looks like?
Does it look like an ordinary resume that we prepare in applying for a corporate world?
You bet… it’s definitely different!
And for the webinar I’ve attended 2 weeks ago, March 6th, Sir Jomar’s guests Annalee Quinto and Phebe Maynez gave us tips on how to make our resumes stand out!
Here are the tips and am sure it will help you! 😃
Â
Phebe Maynez
- NOT IMPORTANT: Your Educational Background and Office-based Experience
- IMPORTANT: Online Skills and Experience
- Tips:
- Include a positioning phrase – use a very strong word about yourself or will describe you
- Include all online tools that you know, even if you just used it once
- Customize your resume per client – highlight skills that client is looking for
- Use Google Drive in making your resume – to ensure that you are using the latest file
- Always remember: A journey of a thousand miles begins ith a single step!
Annalee Quinto
- She is a CPA and worked as an OFW in Dubai for 9 years
- Tips:
- Use an action photo with a nice background
- Select a good font – bolder, thicker, clear, understandable
- Use a positioning phrase (she used “Your Superb Virtual Professional”)
- Include your website URL and email address, no need for home address or contact numbers
- Include a Mission Statement
- List the benefits that you can offer to your clients
- Include testimonials from your clients
- Have a one-page resume only!
- For an additional tip, not on your resume but on your journey as a Virtual Professional, have an Accountability Partner!
- To develop various skills, make Tutorials on how to use various apps and tools.
- Always remember: “Never wish that life were easier, wish that you were better.”
Alright! Apply the tips now and am sure our resume will also stand-out!
You can also watch the replay of webinars .
By the way, how about the tip to have an Accountability Partner? Am looking for one, get in touch! 😃
0 comments