[jakethebake]

Leave the objective part off. It's a waste of space and can only hurt you. My resume starts with a "Summary of Qualifications" which is really just a list of a few of the things that are my most attractive skills, certifications, accomplishments or whatever.

Then I put experience. Instead of thinking about what you've accomplished at your job, think about what your new employers would like you to accomplish and what you've done that shows you can meet those needs.

Under education you can list any accomplishments, honors, or any classes that you think provided the skills you'll need in your next job. Also, it doesn't have to be limited to school. Any workshops, certification classes, or other formal education.