For example, suppose you wish to become a customer service representative at a local department store and you are coming from a job in sales. Both professions require good communication skills, customer care, and knowledge of people and their emotions. If you can illustrate how both experiences tie together, you'll have a good chance of being considered for the new position. The sample resume below can serve as a helpful guide when you write your own.

Amy Judge
576 Tulip Lane
Plainfield, CA 99999

Home: (333) 333-3333
Cell: (333) 123-4567
[email protected]

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Sales manager for a large furniture outlet now looking to move into customer care at a department store. Eager to use ten years of skills and experience meeting and helping customers, delivering quality customer service while also closing sales and satisfying management through increased revenue and reputation.

CAREER EXPERIENCE and RELATED ACCOMPLISHMENTS
BestHome Furniture, Inc. (2004-2014)
• Led sales team to reach and exceed monthly sales goals
• Built a strong following of loyal customers
• Hired and trained new staff
• Supervised annual furniture sales
• Managed inventory and calendar

EDUCATION/DEVELOPMENT
Any City University, Any City, CA (2004)

RECOGNITION
American Association of Sales and Marketing Professionals: Customer Care Award (2007)

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