Example (IT job):
Made use of Service Now ticketing system for tracking issues and time spent on issues.

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Tracked resolution status and time spent on IT tickets using Service Now.
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Active Verb: Tracked
Direct Object(s): resolution status and time spend
"How" statement: using Service Now.

Describe your current job using present tense (e.g., Tracking) and previous jobs using past tense (e.g., Tracked).
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Remember, your resume is a critical tool used to describe who you are and what you can do. Make sure your list of previous work activities pop in the reviewer's eyes.

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Edwin, an anthropomorphic jackrabbit, is wearing a business casual outfit and has a grumpy expression on his face. He gives job searching tips by speaking directly to the reader using a dialogue bubble. Edwin says,
"Start with an active verb, then a direct object, and maybe a how or why statement—that is the recipe for describing your work in a resume. Choose verbs that are clear and snappy. A good “how” statement will help those who are unfamiliar with the job (e.g., recruiters) understand the importance of the task and show your skills and abilities."