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CV achievement bullets

Turn a list of duties ("responsible for…", even in Arabic) into strong achievement bullets, with a [number] wherever you still need a real figure.

Your brief

Draft language

Type your details in Arabic or English. Your draft is written in English.

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Paste the lines from your CV or write them in Arabic: "responsible for…", "مسؤول عن…". One per line.

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This is what makes a bullet strong: how many, how often, how much faster, what changed after you. Only real figures; where you have none, the bullet keeps a [number] for you to fill in.

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The most relevant bullets go first.

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Length

Uses up to 286 words of your plan. Only the words actually written are counted.

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What you will get

Achievement bullets for your role, each with a verb, a result and a [number] where you need a real figure.

Your draft

Your draft will appear here. You can edit it or open it in the editor.

What the recruiter looks for

  1. Achievements, not duties: what changed because you were there.
  2. A strong verb first (cut, built, led, negotiated, trained), never "Responsible for" or "Helped with".
  3. A number in most bullets: how many, how much, how fast, how often. A true estimate ("about 120 clients") beats none; an invented one can cost you the job.
  4. One line each, two at most, with the bullets that matter most for the job you want at the top.
  5. The words of the job ad, where they honestly describe your work: many CVs are screened by software first.

Recommended workspace settings

Mode
Business
Emotion
Neutral
Vocabulary
Standard
Length
Shorter
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Prefer to write it yourself?

Start from the outline

The outline opens in the workspace with the recommended settings. Replace each [bracket] with your own words, then rewrite it.

[Job title], [Organisation], [City] | [Start] to [End]• [Action verb] [what you did], [how: the tool, method or scope], [the result, with a number]• [Action verb] [what you did] for [how many people, clients or items], [the result]• [Action verb] [a problem you solved], [what changed afterwards, with a number]• [Action verb] [something you built, improved or started], [who used it, and how often][Verbs that work: Built, Cut, Led, Trained, Negotiated, Automated, Reduced, Launched, Resolved, Recovered]
Open the outline in the workspace

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Finished examples

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