Resume Help for Non-Target School Student
I am a MBA student at a non-target school. I would greatly appreciate any advice to help get my resume ready for full-time positions. Thank you in advance for any help.
I am a MBA student at a non-target school. I would greatly appreciate any advice to help get my resume ready for full-time positions. Thank you in advance for any help.
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Good resume overall but it kind of leaves the reader with questions. Consider adding a little bit more context to some of your points. For instance:
Also be careful with your tenses. Look at the 1st word (verb) in each of your points (Perform, Construct, Assist, DevelopED, awardED, ManagED) I suggest that everything in your resume be past tense.
But, really solid GPA and okay leadership experience. Good overall.
Thanks for the feedback. The first two positions are ones I currently hold so should I still use past tense for those?
Sorry for the late response, I just got back to this. I can't find your resume to confirm but I would stick with past or present tense. You have 'hopefully' already done the things in your resume so I would stick with performED, constructED, assistED.
And if they are still in process use present tense. Currently performING, constructING, or assistING in x,y,z.
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