Work experience on a resume is one of those things that’s easy to learn but hard to master. Each work experience entry should contain the following information: Job title Company name/description/location Achievements or responsibilities Dates employed Now, if you want to create a work experience section that stands out, you want to make your achievements quantifiable. What this means is, instead of creating a responsibility-focused entry, like: “Carried out sales operations.” You list your achievements: “Hit and exceeded monthly sales KPIs for 5 months in a row.” This shows the employer that you’re not just a random candidate, you’re an A-player! To learn more about how to list achievements in your work experience (and land the job), check out our article.