10 Things You Should Know about Creating a Resume for a High-Level IT Position (Free Download)
Building a resume that targets an upper-level IT position, such as architect or consultant, requires a different approach than creating a resume to land an entry-level tech job. Although many of the standard rules still apply, you need to follow some more specialized guidelines. In fact, a few of these tips from TechRepublic Premium may actually contradict your previous notions of what your resume should include (and exclude).
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3: Quantify projects and results
For example, if you do an Active Directory implementation, specify how many sites, domains, and servers were involved. If you designed an e-commerce system, specify the increased percentage of sales that resulted from the project. Tell the potential client/employer exactly how you helped a previous company you worked for.
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