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ATS-friendly executive assistant resume layout
This template keeps the sections predictable so job portals and recruiters can quickly find the details that matter.
Summary
Executive assistant skilled in calendar management, executive communication, travel coordination, confidential documents, and meeting operations.
Skills
Executive Support, Calendar Management, Travel Planning, Board Materials, Expense Reports, Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, Confidentiality
Experience
Managed complex calendars for 3 executives across 6 time zones and 100+ monthly meetings.
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Why this template works
The template is built around a clean hierarchy: summary first, skills next, then experience bullets that prove the role fit. It gives recruiters a fast scan path and gives ATS software text-based headings and keywords to parse. Use a more visual template for direct sharing only after you keep an ATS-safe version ready for online applications.