Management_Objective

Examples of resume objectives for positions in Management and Administration.

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The following management resume objective was for a professional with 12 years experience supervising crews in sheet metal fabrication on multi-million dollar jobs...

A position as a FIELD SUPERINTENDENT requiring a proactive team leader with a strong technical background, excellent client relations skills, and a demonstrated track record for delivering quality workmanship and on-time results.

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The following management resume objective was for a seasoned executive with 20 years of manufacturing experience including P&L accountability... 

A position in MANUFACTURING MANAGEMENT requiring an effective business strategist and proactive team leader with a demonstrated track record of contribution to the bottom line.

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The following was for a seasoned sales manager in the machine tool industry looking to move into general management... 

A senior-level position--Vice President, General Manager--requiring a practical business strategist with technical acumen, a strong customer focus, and a demonstrated track record of business development and contribution to bottom line profits.

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The following was for a seasoned manufacturing professional with 30 years experience including P&L accountability... 

An executive-level position in General Management requiring an effective team leader and business strategist with a unique combination of technical and administrative acumen, and a demonstrated track record for driving sales, controlling costs and delivering bottom line results.

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The following was for an executive with a Masters in Health Administration and 10 years of management consulting and administrative experience in the health care industry... 

Administrative Position requiring a practical business strategist with proven management expertise and a demonstrated track record for identifying improvement opportunities, facilitating change, and contributing substantially to bottom-line performance.

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