Resumes Should Show What You Can DO (Not What You DID)
Your resume should reflect what you can DO for an employer now - and not what you DID in classroom.
Your resume should reflect what you can DO for an employer now - and not what you DID in classroom.
When job searching long distance, there are six things you can do to increase your chances of landing a job.
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