Many organizations are utilizing technology for hiring the eligible candidates. Nowadays, organizations are using a software called 'resume scanner' for hiring the candidates. These organizations use this software to scan your resume. For that your resume should be effective. But in what way you can make it effective? The answer is by using specific buzz words in your resume. If you do not use pre-determined buzz words, then there are good chances of being rejected by a prospective employer. Before going to create your resume, you should know how to use the buzz words in the resume. .
Let us have a look on how to use buzz words in resume
Buzz words pop out your resume
The intention behind creating resume is to sell your skills and qualities in an effective way. It is possible only when you highlight your skills and abilities in a different and effective way. The use of buzz words brings your resume into limelight. Before going to select any candidate, a prospective employer has many questions in his/her mind. These questions might be like - Would you be an effective person? Do you fit in the culture of an organization? Moreover, the potential employers seek the answers in your resume. So, you should be able to give the answer to all these questions through your resume. You should go through each and every point in your resume and ask yourself that what does a resume say about me? Always define the positive statements, use adjectives, and adverbs that strengthen your skills and qualities.
Use specific keywords for creating a buzz in resume
Go through these statements that can be exploited as a profile of a resume.
"Senior technical writer with 8 years experience in technical writing, seeking a position of a technical editor in an organization."
The given statement is very clear and depicting the position as well as experience. Now, go through the second one.
"Dynamic Technical writer with 7 years solid experience in technical writing combined with technical abilities, ability to accept the new challenges in the given field, and contribute effective ways of technical writing field."
Now, you can compare the both sentences. What do you think which candidate should be called for an interview? Obviously, the second one because the second statement defines more powerful adjectives like solid, and verbs like contribute. These buzz words suggest that the candidate has an ability to face the challenges and cannot be only a passive member of the organization.
Apply active resume buzzwords for creating a positive effect
When you write your career history and achievements keep in mind to use an active vocabulary. Making use of strong adverbs will enliven your resume. For example, instead of 'negotiated with clients' write 'successfully negotiated with clients' as it grabs the attention of a client. Above all, be clear while creating the sentences. If you do not have an idea or do not know that which buzzword should be used for the given position, just go through the given job description on Internet.
You can use the information given above on how to use the buzz words in a resume for effective resume writing.