Recently graduated with a BBA. Trying to make a resume and I'm

>>1599866
>taught english overseas for 5 years
>stuck on how to word his skills
the adage holds true,
those who can, do
those who can't, teach

>>1599871
And you're unable to word it as a skill... or can and just here to demean me while contributing nothing to the thread?

>>1599881
why would I help you write a resume for free? it's not my job and there are plenty of online resources where someone has already automated that task. I don't know what your skills are, you have to tell me, and if i'm the person potentially hiring you, you have to tell me on a resume, and we have come full circle as to what the problem is. I will tell you this, the problem is not my attitude
>those who can, do
>those who can't, teach
i forgot the last line
those who can't teach, teach gym.
maybe you should just teach gym.

>>1599884
Other than the bump you've offered no help.

I have lots of manual labor skills but those aren't relative to the jobs I plan on applying for. I'm proficient in most office related software, but I don't have any certifications. I know generally what I can put for soft skills, the bigger issue is what to put for hard skills.

Why should you do something for free? Well you already spent your time replying to me about this, though it wasn't at all helpful. I guess I thought people on here would be willing to help someone who genuinely wants to work and make a respectable living.

>>1599907
yes but i am replying to you for the entertainment value lol
why didn't you develop your hard skills during your program?
what job title are you trying to acquire?

>>1599952

Happy to hear I'm providing someone entertainment.

Working 40+ hours in addition to a full study schedule makes it hard to acquire hard skills much less have time for homework, reports, presentations etc.. I have time to acquire hard skills now, but I still intend to shotgun applications and take shots in the dark. I currently have a job that pays enough to live, but not enough for me, my wife and children to live happily.

>>1599974
ok so
you drove a forklift... at a warehouse? at a factory? so you have experience working on your own without as much supervision. take your degree and get a supervisor position that pays better and is easier on your body. then those 40 hours won't be so bad. Possess good leadership qualities and demonstrate to employers how hard working you are on your resume via your experience of working full time while maintaining a good gpa. If you go to the interview don't be a sperg lol

>>1599995
Not exactly doing it all for be, but you've given me some good ideas as far as what to put on my resume. I don't know if writers block for a resume is even a thing.

>>1600029
you're just being stupid about it just go to an online resume generator and look at the bullshit it spouts out about you for ideas they have a bunch of word banks you can select from and everything to jog your memory. i'm normally not this grumpy but i hurt my back yesterday lol

>>1600029
also bitcoin is dipping and i always get nervous when that shit happens because bitcoin is one of my fucking hedges