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		<title>Key Features, or Qualifications Summary</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 07 Mar 2009 16:02:40 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Lucia Grace</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[In recent years, the Qualifications Summary has emerged as a tool to both define the type of job you want and to summarize why you’re qualified for the job. Because the Qualifications Summary serves both purposes, it is understandably longer than an Objective or Focus statement. If you use a Qualifications Summary, you won’t need a Focus statement. The following ingredients typically make up a Qualifications Summary:]]></description>
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<li>Functional specialty or title (for example, accountant, regional manager, materials manager, or production planner)</li>
<li>Number of years of industry experience (for example, insurance, finance, manufacturing, or agriculture)</li>
<li>Expertise, strengths, or specialization (for example, delivered more than $10 million in cost reductions through introduction of just-intime, stockless, and future-state inventory programs)</li>
<li>Certification, graduate degree, or licensure (for example, APICScertified or MBA with strong finance and marketing skills)</li>
<li>Language skills or international business skills (for example, fluent in Spanish or familiar with Asian business protocol)</li>
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<p>You’ll find that this introductory summary section can also be called any of the following:</p>
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<p>Who should use a Qualifications Summary? Individuals with at least five, and preferably more, years of experience at their craft are better candidates for a Qualifications Summary. The five-year benchmark is not a hard-and-fast rule. It’s just that after about five years in your field, you will have accumulated enough experience and accomplishments to warrant a synopsis of your career. You should also consider using a Qualifications Summary if the following are true:</p>
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<li>You’re qualified for the management or executive echelon. The sheer breadth of your experience demands a summary, just as a 200-page thesis calls for an introductory abstract.</li>
<li>You’re a professional or have broad experiences in your field. A Qualifications Summary will pull broad-based generalist skills into one easy-to-digest paragraph.<br />
Your most impressive accomplishments won’t be seen until the latter part of the résumé. In this case, a Qualifications Summary will position the heart of your experience at the heart of the résumé.</li>
<li>You are targeting a position that calls on experience found only in the early stages of your career. Mentioning earlier experiences in a Qualifications Summary will breathe new life into dated employment.</li>
<li>Your résumé will have to pass the rigors of computer scanning software or Internet search engines.</li>
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