Your list of references in your rsum should NOT include: A. an ...

[shenderson6]

Your list of references in your rsum should NOT include:
 
  A. an instructor from your field of interest.
  B. a favorite relative who knows you well.
  C. a former employer or supervisor.
  D. a current colleague who knows you personally.

Question 2

Which of the following is an effective practice with regard to a rsum?
 
  A. Attaching the name and address of your relative in the rsum if asked for a reference
  B. Using the statement References supplied upon request if you are taking your rsumwith you to an interview
 C. Providing only the grade point average of your major course if the overall grade pointaverage is less than ideal
 D. Listing your most recent education last in the education section of the rsum if you have

[alexisweber49]

Answer to Question 1

B
Your list of references in your rsum should not include a favorite relative who knows you
well. You could choose an instructor in your major field, a former employer or supervisor, and
someone who knows you personally but is not a relative.

Answer to Question 2

C
attained several degrees
Providing only the grade point average of your major course in the rsum if the overall grade
point average is less than ideal is an effective practice with regard to a rsum. Include your
degree, college, and major; also list your grade point average if it is 3.2 or higher on the 4.0
scale. If your overall grade point average is less than ideal, consider limiting your grade point
average calculation to your major, but only if it is higher.