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Tips for Writing an Executive Resume: Sections to Include

The final version of your resume should absolutely be broken up into clear sections, delineating topics and making it easier for a hiring manager or recruiter to read. However, determining which sections you want to include before you sit down to write can greatly help you in the process of writing your executive resume. While there is no exact recipe for sections to include, there are some that you may not have considered using that can help strengthen your resume. So what are some good sample sections for an executive resume? Below, I delve into seven of them.

The sample sections I discuss below don’t all have to be included (though I’ll point out the ones that absolutely should be!) but can help get you started as you outline your resume and begin working with formatting to see what best presents your information in an attention-getting manner. To see examples of these sections (and others) in action, head over to our resume samples page to explore resume samples from different industries and positions.

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Jessica H. Hernandez
Jessica H. Hernandez

Written by Jessica H. Hernandez

A nationally recognized and award-winning executive resume writer, Jessica H. Hernandez is President/CEO of Great Resumes Fast. https://www.greatresumesfast.com

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