How to show you are teachable in your resume

[Augusta]

During the hire process, a boss or an employer would want to hire employees that are teachable. The truth is that no one knows it all you would always meet with new tasks and rules which will need you to put your head down to learn. The employer isn't a novice he or she knows that it isn't easy working with adults that are already set in their ways. But if you show that you are teachable and can adjust to the demands of the new job then yiu might be considered than others.

So how will you show in your resume that you are a teachable person and that you can drop your ego and pride and adhere to ehst you would be tsught and instructed without stress. You should do the following with your resume

Show in your resume your volunteered work and things you were told the place needed and how you cooperated to offer them all.


Use tough reference that would show you can't be under them and not learn to adjust to good attitude. This will go a long way to show you can adapt to new situations.

Lastly show a pattern of growth like you have been able to learn through those that you have come in contact with.

what do you think?

 

[sincerem]

In your resume, it is expected to show your disciplinary level in other places you've worked before, via the past experiences section. You can also show for award you've collected as a result of maintaining good behavior in the workplace. The resume alone can't cover up for the job we seek for, the performance does, because you'll be interviewed and when you're teachable through things you express when the panel throws questions to you. It is expected of the job seeker to be well prepared before coming to seek for a job because interview will always follow when it is a well paid job.