How do you list interview experience on a resume?

At the top of the resume, you can touch on your interview experience in the profile summary. A profile summary is a concise, one-to-three-sentence statement that touches on who you are as a candidate and what you bring to the table.

For example, "Exceptional technical, interpersonal skills with an aptitude for building rapport with a diverse range of people, professional and courteous, proficient in MS Office Suite and Internet, poised in interactions with individuals at all levels."

Next, you're going to elaborate on your specific experiences conducting interviews. Similar to the profile summary, you'll want to convey your experience using real-world examples and achievements, as well as quantifiable measurements of success.

For example, "Recruited, interviewed, and referred qualified applicants (external and internal) for entry-level, professional, and technical positions."

Finally, be sure to include specific interview skills in the skills section of your resume. Key skills related to being a good interviewer include:

• Research

• Preparation

• Punctuality

• Professionalism

• Communication

• Active Listening

• Ask the right questions

• Confidence