Yes, it’s that time of year again. The time when my seasonal, academic job
is nearing its end, and I need to find employment over the summer months,
at least. This time, I’ve decided that I’m going to bite the bullet, and
really take the time to make up a resume I can use more generally. Can you
tell I’m starting to feel like I’m nearing the end of my degree :)? My
biggest dilemma is what to leave out of the resume. Not because I have any
dark secrets, but because I tend to have a lot of details and activities,
extending back into the dark ages, and I never know what to do with them.
I’m also afraid to leave ‘holes’ in my resume, and tend to include too
much in order to avoid this. I thought
this page was helpful in that respect. It gives some advice on what is
relevant and what is not so relevant in a resume.
posted at 12:19 on Mon, 13 Feb, 2006 |
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