The video explains how to write stronger resume bullet points using the APR format, which stands for Action + Project/Problem + Result. This method helps you clearly show not just what you did, but the impact of your work.
- Action: Start with a strong action verb that describes what you did
- Project/Problem: Explain the task, project, or challenge you worked on
- Result: Show the outcome or impact—ideally with numbers or measurable results
The key takeaway is that most students stop at describing tasks, but what actually makes a resume stand out is including results (like percentages, revenue, growth, or efficiency improvements).
Overall message: write bullet points that prove your value, not just list responsibilities—because employers care about what changed because you were there.
