When my father was laid off in the economic crash of 2008, I remember sitting there with him, attempting to find out which words made him sound as the most qualified employee who should be working in the office. Though, i did not understand much about jobs and what it took to become a so called “employee.” I started working at the age of 13, and was only employed by two different employers up to even today. I was looking for a way to make myself sound more professional as I attempt to find a new and better job. As I was looking through the list, I was glad to fine the Resume 101 workshop. In the workshop I was informed of interview questions and ways to establish relationships with the employer. Alpha Club gave us real life impersonations and tips and tricks for those brownie points with employer. Alpha Club also showed us how there is nothing to worry about or be stressed for or during an interview. They also taught us how to set up online profiles and interact with employers properly in order to succeed in the art of resumé making and job application.
Resume Workshops are the best because now you have the information to not only better yourself but you better the people around you. In addition, there are people who pay to get their resumes fixed up so maybe you can look into that if you want a side hustle. The fact that they also provided tips and ways to do really well in an interview is super dope because they are not only fixing you up on paper but in person. Good job Kate! There are a lot of on campus workshops that happen through the year like this one, you can find some at STARR.