Use Dates to Show Advancement

When detailing prior positions and accomplishments, use dates to show how your job responsibilities have grown and changed over time. For example, instead of saying “I worked as a sales associate for the company, then as an assistant sales manager” say “From 1/2004 to 6/2006 I worked as a sales associate and on 6/2006 I was promoted to assistant sales manager.” Showing advancement and direction in your career is a great way to communicate that you are qualified and ready for a promotion.