Tell Them What You Did — Correctly
So, you may ask, what is an accomplishment? An accomplishment is something that you state with a result. Without a result/a net value statement, your words are just wasted air.
Here is a simple accomplishment statement formula: I was responsible for _____(fill in the blank) that resulted in ______(fill in the blank).
For example, "I was responsible for writing for a slide presentation article that resulted in the sharing of actionable career and, ultimately, revenue-generating information for the IT Business Edge audience."
On the face of it, this may not seem like such a great accomplishment, until you begin to quantify the value of this effort. "It would be my hope that hundreds, if not thousands, of readers of this slideshow might embrace this concept and use it to advance their career."