A Good Job Objective Statement Is Lean and Mean
Notice that most of these resume job objective statements are each 10 words or less. In some cases, they include lists of terms that help define the objectives. But the look and feel of each one is lean and mean. No extra fluff like "looking for a challenging position" or "seeking a position in a growth-oriented company" or "utilizing my skills and experience to advance my career." None of that extra stuff that doesn't mean anything to the reader. Just the facts: What the job seeker wants.
What to Call Your Job Objective Statement
There's no rule about what to call the Job Objective section on your resume. As you can see in these examples, some headings are "Job Objective." Others are "Career Objective." And some are just plain "Objective." Other headings I've seen: "Career Goal" and "Job Goal." Maybe you have something else you prefer.
100 Examples of Resume Job Objective Statements
I've grouped all the resume job objective statements according to type of career. But look beyond your career heading to see if there's something you can learn from other sections.
Here are links to our sample job objective statements:
- Administrative Assistant, Office Managers, and Admin Support
- Education Administration
- Executive and Middle Management
- Finance/Accounting
- Human Resources
- Marketing and Sales
- Project Management
- Sales and Customer Service
- Teaching and Training
- Technical and IT
More Samples
Want to see the full resumes that go with these job objective statements? You'll find them all in my collection of 100+ resume samples.
Want to see the full resumes that go with these job objective statements? You'll find them all in my collection of 100+ resume samples.
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