[Closed] How would you say this on a CV?

As above 🙂

Might make them laugh.

Strong experience of project issur resolution

Level-headed problem solver

level-headed
excellent problem-solver
good at crisis management
calm and collected, with a logical approach to problem solving even in the face of the most challenging situations
calm, confident and pragmatic in even the most challenging situations or crises

Try mixing & matching the above

'Adept at handling complex problems in challenging situations.'

Alternatively, 'Possesses operational ability to bottom-out core business challenges during times of low strategic bandwidth.'

I. R. ORSUMZ.

Should cover it.

No fuss, no frills, gets shit done.

I'm a bit like Winston Wolf - I solve problems

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language like - works well (or even, thrives depending upon the job) in a crisis. Deals well with ambiguity. Is able to analyse complex and dynamic situations and identify key objectives and lead people to deliver against those objectives.

"I've a high opinion of myself!" 😆

All the above is meaningless and highly likely to be ignored. Just give examples and let them make their own mind up.

The reality is CVs are not read or at best just get a cursory glance over - so whatever you put in it has to have impact and get to the point. When interviewing I personally don't spend too much time pouring over CV's - there is no way of proving if what is on a CV is truth or fantasy. The best way to establish if the candidate is any good is through the interview and giving them a bit of a grilling. If people are lying or exaggerating their achievements in most cases it is quite easy to find them out during the interview.

What you should do is try to tailor your CV to suit what it is they're looking for. That is obviously difficult to find out.

Just list your job title as 'scalded cat herder' 😆

It's no help, but that's pretty much my job description. I've been referred to as our company's Red Adair before now.

Add "have access to and expert at using external resources at no cost to the organisation"

(ie STW forum member 🙂 )

[i]I got mad skillz, y'all.[/i]

Hobbies Include:

• Being cynical.
• Can do a good impression of a Woodpecker (green only, spotted woodpeckers are for weirdos and oddballs).
Like colouring in.

You want it on a CV... Ahhh

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You lot know about applicant tracking systems which condense a cv to 6 lines and a word cloud so it's easy for recruiters and agencies, way before it gets to be seen by a human.... Right?

https://www.adzuna.co.uk/jobs/value-my-cv/upload

Nice work redthunder!

Nice work fella 🙂

rickmeister - Member

You lot know about applicant tracking systems which condense a cv to 6 lines [b]and a word cloud[/b] so it's easy for recruiters and agencies, way before it gets to be seen by a human.... Right?

??

STAR.

Situation
Task
Action
Result.

FTW

Chuck Norris brings his problems to me

Eskay, follow my link, drop your cv into it and you will see exactly what I mean.

It's a safe one, I use it a fair bit to check cv's

IHN

"If it's all about to kick off, and there's lots of panicy headless chicken type activity, and someone's needed to just get in there and work out exactly what the problem is (or isn't) and what needs to be done to resolve it, they usually get me to do it"

Able to think clearly in complex and rapidly changing situations to identify the root cause of issues and address them

Perhaps....

Eskay, follow my link, drop your cv into it and you will see exactly what I mean.

It's a safe one, I use it a fair bit to check cv's

Thats interesting - first time I've seen it. Strangely one of the largest words in my cloud is Chemistry which only appears on my CV once, as the lowest graded of my A levels.

When the shit goes down, I'm gonna be ready

OP: That is something to discuss in your interview, not to put in a CV.

Maybe put "team management and problem solving skills", or something like that, in your CV, but I'd keep your CV to facts, rather than self appraisal.