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NewA genuinely simple resume: centred name, hairline rules, one column. Nothing to distract, nothing to break.
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Friendly without being casual. Section headings look like chat bubbles, a warm side rail holds your Service Skills, Soft Skills and languages, and the main column has room for the metrics support teams care about.
Customer service is one of the most measured jobs there is, so use that:
Handled 60+ chats and calls a day across billing and technical queries with a 97% CSAT over 9,000 tickets.
The difference between good and great support is noticing patterns. One bullet like "Spotted a recurring billing error and wrote the macro that cut those tickets by 30%" is worth more than any list of duties.
If you speak more than one, they go high in the rail with the level shown by dots. Bilingual agents are often hired on that alone.
Those jobs are customer service. Use the same metrics where you can — complaints resolved, upsell rate, mystery-shopper scores.
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A genuinely simple resume: centred name, hairline rules, one column. Nothing to distract, nothing to break.
Use this templateSidebar layout with strong hierarchy — the most-used modern CV structure.
Use this templateFor a first job: education, internships and projects lead, with numbered section badges.
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Your volume and quality metrics such as CSAT, first-contact resolution and handle time, the support tools you have used, languages, and one or two examples of solving a recurring problem.
Patience, clear writing, de-escalation, empathy and ownership. Show them in a bullet with a result rather than only listing them.
Yes. Put retail, hospitality or volunteer roles that involved customers in Experience and lead with your soft skills and languages.