In his book, From College to Career: Entry-Level Resumes for Every Major from Accounting to Zoology, Donald Asher takes on five issues that typically arise during a job search.
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If you’re about to graduate, you may find yourself worrying that you don’t have any worthwhile experience to list on your resume. Employers are often eager to see internships, volunteering, school activities, and other non-traditional work on entry-level resumes. Don’t sell yourself short by discounting your experience.
When it comes to resume writing, there is a specific use of language to keep in mind. For those of you who may feel insecure about your writing—fear not. Using language effectively in a resume is challenging, but by keeping a few basic rules and principles in mind, any literate person can do it.
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