Write your resume bullet points free
Bullet points are the lines under each job on your resume. Each one says one thing you did, starting with a verb, and a number when you have one.
- Type the job title you held.
- Tick "I still work there" if you do, so the lines use the present tense.
- List what you did, a few words for each duty. Add numbers if you know them.
- Paste a job posting if you have one, so the lines use its words where your facts fit.
- Copy the lines, fill any [bracket], and paste them under that job on your resume.
Free resume bullet point generator
No account. It uses only what you type here, so nothing is made up. Where a number would help, it leaves a [bracket] for you to fill.
What a good bullet point has
- One duty or result per line.
- A strong verb first: cared for, loaded, trained, fixed, served.
- A number when you have one: how many, how often, or how fast.
- The words from the job posting, where they are true for you.
After your bullet points
- Write the top of your resume with the free resume summary generator.
- Check the whole resume with the free resume grader.
- Find the resume guide for your job, with a sample and the words employers search for: warehouse, CNA, customer service, retail.
- See jobs near you and get your resume written for each one.