I know this sounds boring but can someone help me with something on my resume

[Ray Jesus]

I'm not good with resume's so can one of you OG working breh's help me with something on my resume?

I had a job this summer working at a bakery but more like a factory, sort of like the size of the place in the picture, with bread constantly being shipped out.

Within this one job though, I did about 6-7 jobs and don't have a clue how to write that out on my resume.

Can someone please help me I'm over here

If someone is willing to help and needs more info on the type of jobs I was doing then let me know.

Thanks breh's.

 

[VerbalIntercourse]

I'm not good with resume's so can one of you OG working breh's help me with something on my resume?

I had a job this summer working at a bakery but more like a factory, sort of like the size of the place in the picture, with bread constantly being shipped out.

Within this one job though, I did about 6-7 jobs and don't have a clue how to write that out on my resume.

Can someone please help me I'm over here

If someone is willing to help and needs more info on the type of jobs I was doing then let me know.

Thanks breh's.

I'm willing to help.

Do you want a general resume or are you applying for a specific industry?

 

[Ray Jesus]

I'm willing to help.

Do you want a general resume or are you applying for a specific industry?

just a general resume, I already have the rest of my resume finished I just need to write a job description for that job. I have the title, company name, and dates already there.

 

[dabestkeptsecret]

yeah what are u looking for?
- but honestly it doesnt matter how good your resume looks without a good recommendation, a resume will just get thrown into a pile

 

[Ray Jesus]

yeah what are u looking for?
- but honestly it doesnt matter how good your resume looks without a good recommendation, a resume will just get thrown into a pile

I just want to explain, in general, what I did there but I did so many different jobs that I don't really know how to explain the job. I'm also not really good at just making up some bullshyt like most people do on resumes

 

[VerbalIntercourse]

just a general resume, I already have the rest of my resume finished I just need to write a job description I guess. I have the title, company name, and dates already there already.

Well you want to put some accomplishments and tie them to your skills list.


Say you have something like

Relevant skills
--Leadership abilities
--Detail orientated
--Goal driven.


on your experience portion you would have. Don't put the bold parts.

Pandera Bakery (2001-2012): Led bake team on overnight preparations for catering (leadership), Compiled customer orders in an efficient and accurate manner (detail orientated), Help store supervision meet labor budget by reducing hours necessary for bakery floor tasks (goal driven)

 

[JoseLuisGotcha]

whatever job your going for match the jobs you been doin to what is listed for the job you want...

so if the job you want says "responsible for delegating responsibilities to team members"

you say "Resposible for delegating tasks to group of facilities team members to ensure quality products"

something to that effect.....so match what you been doing to what you are suppose to be doing...if you do not have a job in mind make it so your a leader or important like...



just say something along the lines that you worked at a large/major food processing facility

you oversaw blah blah

respsible for bla bla

managed such and such task

delegated bla bla task to

lead a team of such and such

 

[Ray Jesus]

okay I'll explain the jobs I was doing, it might give all of you a better idea.

One of the jobs I did was an operator job and I was responsible for the machine and making sure everything was working in order. Another job I did was loading and unloading trailers, basic shipping job. Another job I packaged bread for Costo. There was one where I had to take products off of a conveyor belt and put them into baskets, then stack the baskets as the products were coming at you. That job was . When I drive by there now that I don't work there anymore I'm like but they'll call me back for summer so I want to have another job then because I'm not trying to fukk with that place anymore.

 

[Ray Jesus]

Pandera Bakery (2001-2012): Led bake team on overnight preparations for catering (leadership), Compiled customer orders in an efficient and accurate manner (detail orientated), Help store supervision meet labor budget by reducing hours necessary for bakery floor tasks (goal driven)

I like how these are kind of in point form. I just need about three of these but to be more relevant to the work that I did.

 

[rapdonttweet]

okay I'll explain the jobs I was doing, it might give all of you a better idea.

One of the jobs I did was an operator job and I was responsible for the machine and making sure everything was working in order. Another job I did was loading and unloading trailers, basic shipping job. Another job I packaged bread for Costo. There was one where I had to take products off of a conveyor belt and put them into baskets, then stack the baskets as the products were coming at you. That job was . When I drive by there now that I don't work there anymore I'm like but they'll call me back for summer so I want to have another job then because I'm not trying to fukk with that place anymore.

You should be tailoring your resume to be directed towards whatever job you are applying for. Don't bother including information that isn't relevant. So if packaging bread isn't relevant to the job you're looking at, don't include it.

 

[Ray Jesus]

You should be tailoring your resume to be directed towards whatever job you are applying for. Don't bother including information that isn't relevant. So if packaging bread isn't relevant to the job you're looking at, don't include it.

I'm going to be applying for a few different types of jobs breh. So how can I explain that job and make it relevant? :leo:

 

[NVME]

A resume is a sales tool and a job interview is a sale. You have to decide how you want to sell yourself. I think the biggest choice when you're getting started is do you try to puff up your work experience/education or try to display work ethic/willingness to learn. Go with an approach where you feel most comfortable, but I will say if your interviewing with HR you probably want to puff things up a bit and if you're interviewing with a manager you probably want to focus on your work ethic/willingness to learn.

 

[rapdonttweet]

I'm going to be applying for a few different types of jobs breh. So how can I explain that job and make it relevant? :leo:

So change your resume for each job you apply to. From what you described the operator job sounds the most useful. I can't really go any further without knowing the job you are applying for.

 

[Ray Jesus]

So change your resume for each job you apply to. From what you described the operator job sounds the most useful. I can't really go any further without knowing the job you are applying for.

I agree with you though, the operator job probably is the most useful, I'm going to go from there

 

[rapdonttweet]

I agree with you though, the operator job probably is the most useful, I'm going to go from there

I'm being serious. You can't just be passing off one generic resume to every job you apply to. If the skills you talk about on the resume aren't relevant, they aren't going to give a fukk about that job. Its a little more work but its worth it.