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The goal of a continuous improvement specialist is to optimize a company’s operations. You may work as a consultant for multiple companies or you may work as a full-time employee for one company. Tasks you can expect include identifying problem areas or areas of improvement, developing and suggesting improvements, and assisting in the implementation of those suggestions.
You will be expected to have a bachelor's degree in business, operations, or a related field, and some companies will require a master’s in the same. Take a look at this recruiter-approved resume sample.
Certifications show recruiters that you are passionate about your profession and are willing to go the extra mile to improve your skill set. That drive and effort are very impressive to recruiters so if you have any continuous improvement-related certifications like this applicant has, make sure you include them in your resume.
Your job is to streamline operations; if you do your job properly, there should be a positive result on the bottom line. Use figures like percentages or dollar amounts to show how your efforts resulted in less wastage and/or more revenue. This applicant has used metrics very successfully.
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