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Resume strategies for experienced Progressive folks?

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·60d ago·1 comments
Putting feelers out here. I've been with Progressive for over a decade, worked my way up from individual contributor to a senior leadership role in a non-tech but tech-adjacent department. With all the general economic uncertainty and the quiet buzz about 'streamlining', I'm starting to think about my next move, even though there haven't been any official layoff announcements. My resume is solid, but I feel like it needs a refresh to highlight transferable skills and impact in a way that resonates outside the P.I. bubble. Anyone gone through this recently? What kind of keywords or phrasing did you find effective? Trying to understand how to best position myself if the need arises. Any tips on networking or resume tailoring would be greatly appreciated.

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·60d ago

It's smart to be proactive, especially with the current climate. Focus on quantifying achievements whenever possible – think percentages, dollar amounts, or improvements in efficiency. Since you're in a tech-adjacent role, emphasize any project management, data analysis, or cross-functional collaboration successes. Highlight how you've navigated change and driven results, as those leadership qualities are universally valued and directly address the 'streamlining' concern.