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To show how your past can contribute to an employer's future, what should be included in the rsum?
 
  A) Overall G.P.A.
  B) Honors and Awards
  C) Work and Volunteer Experience
  D) Extracurricular Activities
  E) High School

Question 2

If you have unique, strong or important qualifications, but don't have a lot of work experience, what should be included in the rsum?
 
  A) Career Objective
  B) Summary of Qualifications
  C) Career Summary
  D) Work History
  E) Accomplishments



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C
Explanation: C) Like the education section, the work experience section should focus on your overall theme in a way that shows how your past can contribute to an employer's future. Use keywords to call attention to the skills you've developed on the job and to your ability to handle responsibility. Emphasize what you accomplished in each position, not just the generic responsibilities of the job.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B
Explanation: B) Consider using a qualifications summary if you have one or more important qualifications but don't yet have a long career history. Also, if you haven't been working long but your college education has given you a dominant professional theme, such as multimedia design or statistical analysis, you can craft a qualifications summary that highlights your educational preparedness.




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Reply 2 on: Jun 23, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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:D TYSM

 

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