Generic bullets usually happen when a resume lists responsibilities but never shows how the work was done or why it mattered.
Add specifics that carry weight
Good bullets often name the tool, process, scale, metric, or decision involved. Even when the role was routine, a specific detail makes the work feel more credible.
Focus on movement
Phrases like �responsible for� rarely help. A stronger bullet usually starts with the action, then shows context and outcome.
Bottom line
The best resume bullets make your work legible fast. They do not need to sound grand; they need to sound real.