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[vanilla-diaries]

Pharmacology.

[bronwyndelacruz]

Abnormal behaviour and messy desks

[itscrazylaura]

// 📷jan.studies

[maggiestudies]

2:49 pm, 09.12.2019 / one thing i learned in class is that senior year is rough. happy thursday, the weekend is almost here!

[studynotepad]

One of my 2020 goals is to journal in Mandarin and hopefully complete this Muji notebook before the end of the year :)))

[milaminart]

me on winter break aka me decorating my notes with bt21 characters 🎄🧸❤️

[laurajournal]

Who doesn’t like a pink aesthetics 💅🏻🙈

[vivacious23]

First try at a studyblr :')

Or may I say, first try at actually studying ;')

[kleforever]

저의 아주 정돈되지 않은 일본어 배우기 노트들 ㅋㅋㅋ

저는 노트 완벽한 안 쓰면 더 기억이 나요. 왜 그렇게 모르겠요.왜냐하면 완벽해 보이는 글보다 단어들에 더 집중할 수 있기 때문이다.

[vanilla-diaries]

14/11/2020

[unicaffe]

Resume Basics

having a strong resume is crucial for job applications, scholarship applications, college, etc. it is a sales tool and, ultimately, the first impression an employer/application reviewer will have of you. therefore, you need to make it interesting and impressive. below, i have listed a few tips and need-to-knows to help you build your resume. keep in mind that this list is geared toward industry jobs. while the information is still useful, it may be less relevant for those applying to digital marketing/design jobs. 

General

make different versions of your resume. by this i mean, have a master resume that lists everything. then, from that master resume, make specific resumes for each opportunity you are applying for. 

in high school/university, it is usually best to keep your resume to one page. unless you have done substantial work and are capable of filling up two pages, it is best to keep it short and concise.

always review your resume before submitting !! it is crucial that your resume does not include any typos 

Formatting 

keep your formatting consistent throughout your entire resume

use 11-12 point font, your name/headers should be no bigger than 14 point font

have a 1 inch margin all around your resume

do not include decorations (unless you are applying to a digital marketing/design job where aesthetics matter !!)

keep your font selection professional. my personal favorites are times new roman, garamond, and helvetica.

do not use caps unless it is for headers/titles (but even then, use caps at your own discretion)

Sections/Components to Include

name & contact info (phone number, email)

summary/3-5 second snapshot of your greatest accomplishments

job/internship/related experience

publications & speeches

awards & recognitions

memberships & affiliations

certifications

language skills

special/technical skills

extracurricular activities

Synonyms/Power Words

instead of “new,” use “unusual” or “innovative”

instead of “improved,” use “better” or “faster”

assessed/measured/quantified

conducted/performed/undertook

created/designed/developed

optimized/maximized

increased/reduced

spearheaded/led/directed

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please let me know if you found this helpful !! i would love to post more comprehensive tips on cover letters, interviews, networking, developing your linkedin, etc.

[itscrazylaura]

// 📷lumosgramx

[maggiestudies]

4:38 pm, 09.17.2019 / it’s been raining nonstop, so here’s some pics from sunnier times. happy tuesday!

[studynotepad]

Gifs from my 小王子 adventures where I highlight every word I don’t know

It’s so time-consuming to find each character in a dictonary but it’s worth it in the end. It’s also really nice to see that I do know a lot of characters and can remember the pronunciation as well!

Pink - Words that are written on the left column of the book

Orange - Words I know but can’t remember the pinyin

Blue - A new word I’ve never seen before 

[withrish]

🐯 s u r f a c e c h e m i s t r y n o t e s 🐯

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