Episode #141. How to sell your skills in your resume

Want to know how to write a better resume, one that finally gets you more interviews? This episode breaks down the essential career branding strategies to make your skills stand out in your resume for your dream job.

If you’ve ever wondered why your resume isn’t getting noticed, it’s probably not your experience; it’s how you’re selling the skills of your personal brand.In this episode, I’ll show you how to write a resume that sells your skills with confidence, clarity and credibility for a standout career branding strategy. You’ll learn exactly how to turn your experience into a compelling professional brand story that grabs recruiters’ attention from page one.

Here’s what you’ll discover in this episode:

- How to write a Value Proposition that acts as the elevator pitch for your professional brand and why it’s the most powerful part of your resume.

- How to write your resume skills section to highlight your most relevant capabilities with impact, evidence and numbers that pop off the page.

- How to reflect the language of the job ad and description so your resume instantly speaks the same language as the hiring manager.

- How to package your key expertise into a polished Page 1 pitch that feels persuasive, professional, and personal for your career brand.

- How to write action- and achievement-based resume bullet points using proven frameworks like STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) and CAR (Challenge, Action, Result).

By the end, you’ll know how to write a better resume that shows your professional value upfront, demonstrates your results, and reflects the professional brand you want to be known for.

Your resume isn’t just a summary, it’s a showcase of your storyand personal brand. When written with precision and personality, it doesn’t just get read and remembered by recruiters.