When I started this project I was weary as to where I was going to begin. I decided it was best to work backwards (most recent to least recent) on my job history. After getting dates and places down I used those jobs to pin point key abilities I learned with each job. I tried to relate each job back to the main goal (getting the job). After that I worked on my schooling and certifications.
I honestly believe that I am the type of person that could infinitely correct something to be "better". However, in terms of answering this question I would most definitely have gone back and formated the resume better. I would have also tried to replace smaller words with bigger ones. I find that while reading something, the words you use have a large impact on how the reader pictures you.
During this project I have learned many new ways to say the same thing in a different light. As I touched on before the language one uses highly reflects to the reader who they are. That would be the biggest lesson I learned. New ways to promote myself to my peers is another great lesson I learned. The ability to seperate oneself from others is (in my opinion) a huge tool in acquiring a new job. It is one tool I hope to continuously sharpen and refine.
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