Resume Bullet Point Generator

In short A CV bullet that works has three parts: an action verb, what you actually did, and the result with a number attached. "Responsible for social media" is a job description; "Grew Instagram from 2,000 to 18,000 followers in eight months by shifting to short video" is an achievement, and only the second tells a reader what you would do for them. Start with the verb, put the number in, and keep it to one line where you can. The number is the part people struggle with, and the answer is usually that it exists and has not been looked up — percentage change, time saved, volume handled, budget managed, headcount supported, tickets closed. Almost every job produces a figure if you go and find it. The warning is worth stating plainly: only claim a number you can defend under questioning. An invented or heavily inflated metric survives the CV screen and fails in the interview or at reference stage, which is a worse outcome than a modest true figure.