Create complex work plans, delegate tasks, and communicate progress to all stakeholders including executives. Experience at all levels of management.

CJA 446 Course Written Assignment

Leadership Resume
Good leaders are respectful, confident, and strong communicators.
Even for non–leadership positions, employers want to hire people with leadership skills because good leaders tend to be good team players. They help influence those around them in a positive way, and inspire others to achieve great things.

ASSIGNMENT: Build a personal resume for a manager or a leadership position. Include, the following categories in your resume:
Name/Contact Information: Format Name and Information as heading.
Career Summary or Leadership Style: This section will consist of three or four lines of text that introduce you to your readers and highlight your strongest credentials. At the top of the page, just under your heading and contact information, create a summary that documents your ability to communicate, delegate, plan and manage complex projects. Or give a beginning paragraph about the importance of leadership or your particular style of leadership.

CAREER SUMMARY EXAMPLE:
Experienced military project manager with ability to guide project ideas from inception to goals and delivery. Create complex work plans, delegate tasks, and communicate progress to all stakeholders including executives. Experience at all levels of management.
Education and Training: List your educational credentials, including certifications, relevant affiliations, and professional development coursework. (This National University course could be included)
Experience/Skill: Outline experience you have had in any position of influence. Relevant details you may want to include are key industries, sizes of companies you’ve worked for, the largest team size you’ve led, and any projects you have managed.
Be sure to give a strategic impact, (you increased sales, the team record improved, you reduced cost). If you don’t have a lot of formal leadership, use an experience you had in college, at work, on a team, in a sports club, as a volunteer or the position you hold in your family. You can also list relevant work history.

References: List two (2) people who can speak to your ability to manage and/or lead.