December 15, 2025

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This content was created by taylor desseyn. This content was uploaded by taylor desseyn. This is a YouTube video titled "December 15, 2025" (posted 2025-12-15). The excerpt contains a single speaker offering career/resume advice—guidance from a hiring perspective about how to phrase accomplishments (use active ownership verbs like managed, achieved, drove; avoid "assisted" or "supported") and to include brief team context. The content is in English and appears to be coaching for job applicants.

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I'm not hiring your team. I am hiring you for this role. Always try to say, this is what I did. Don't use the words assisted or supported. I think it needs to be managed this or achieved this or drove this initiative, right? And I'm okay with 1 or 2 bullet points giving me some context of the team you were on, what the team was responsible for doing. I think that's fine. But I think when it comes down to it, you need to give specific action words and take ownership of specific things that you have done.