Turn vague resume bullets into measurable wins. Instead of listing what you did, show what you accomplished. Even without direct results, you can quantify consistency: "attended the gym five days a week for 50 weeks" beats "go to the gym."
Focus on accomplishments on your resume over responsibilities, because you can be responsible for something and be terrible at it. I'm responsible for getting my booty to the gym, but the last time I was there was a very long time ago. But if I told you that I go to the gym 5 days a week for 50 weeks straight, that is an accomplishment, and it shows you I am good at that. Psst, and notice that that accomplishment didn't have any results. But it was still quantifying, huh? You can quantify any job no matter how unquantifiable you think it is.
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