Here's how you can showcase your creative skills on a resume.

Customize your resume to highlight your creative skills and experiences relevant to the specific job you're applying for. Use keywords and phrases from the job description to demonstrate how your creative abilities align with the requirements of the role.

Incorporate visual elements such as color, icons, and unique formatting to make your resume visually appealing and memorable. Use design principles to organize information effectively and create a cohesive visual identity that reflects your creative style

Clearly outline any creative roles you've held in previous positions, emphasizing the impact you made and the creative projects you contributed to. Highlight specific achievements, such as successful campaigns, innovative designs, or creative solutions to challenges.

Adding a link to your portfolio is a great way to show creative skills. I’d recommend creating a simple website that showcases your creative projects, ideas, and contributions. Another way to do this is by linking to your LinkedIn profile. You can turn on “creator mode” and use the “featured section” tool. Add several media files that showcase your portfolio items. This also allows people to easily message you via LinkedIn after viewing your profile.

Make sure you give the reader access to your LinkedIn and other portfolio websites so you can keep showcasing your work, plus it is an excellent link for networking!

Include a link to your online portfolio or personal website where potential employers can view samples of your creative work. Showcase a diverse range of projects, including design work, writing samples, multimedia content, or other creative endeavors that demonstrate your skills and capabilities.

Create a dedicated section on your resume to list your creative skills and proficiencies. Include both technical skills, such as graphic design software or multimedia tools, and soft skills like creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration. Use specific examples or certifications to validate your expertise.

What about sending samples in your resume? I have analytics on my Linkedin and my portfolio site. I'm noticing my resumes is being view or passed on and my portfolio had 0 views.

I thrive in success stories. Personal, team, organization, etc. I even celebrate when I see that a complete stranger accepted a role or was promoted! I'm also very proud of my own successful accomplishments, no matter how small they may seem to others. I have always been one of the names brought up when leaders are faced with a dealer partner issue and need it resolved. Read my recommendation section for reference. COVID? Top 5 performer for accurate PPP loan processing. Dealer Relationship? Managed between 75-125 accounts. Started with 50. Team building? When I was a 'street rep' it was well-known I enjoyed bringing coworkers with me whenever they had the opportunity. I lean heavily on my strengths and successes. I earned them.

Use your resume to tell compelling stories about your creative accomplishments and contributions. Quantify your impact whenever possible by including metrics, such as increased engagement rates, revenue growth, or awards received, to demonstrate the tangible results of your creative efforts.

Use innovative design elements that reflect your creativity while still maintaining professionalism. Experiment with typography, layout, and whitespace to create a visually striking resume that captures attention.