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The best Strategy & Operations resumes don't just list what you owned, they show the impact of the connective tissue between functions.
Hiring managers for these roles are looking for someone who can hold complexity without losing the thread of WHY we're doing something, and what impact we're trying to have.
Lead with the outcomes you drove across the organization, not just within your lane, and make it obvious that you've operated where there was no playbook.