Today I visit the Starr Career Development Center in order to go over my resume and check if it was alright. I went because I needed something to write about for this post and didn’t really have anything else going on. It was pretty hard trying to find something to writ about for a career related blog and then while I was walking past the Starr office it hit me and I went in. I was pretty naive thinking I could just walk in there without any appointment and without any thing on me to show them. So I then figured out the walk-in times and I decided to fix up my resume. My resume was pretty good because someone already helped me fix it up and I had the right format and I already took out all the odd jobs I’ve done in the past. I also took out the jobs that I had only been at for a short time and made my resume one page.
So to fill up some space I’ll first talk about why I had to take so much work experience out of my resume. It is mainly because I started working way before I was legally able to work and I’ve always held multiple jobs at a time while also filling in for people and I’ve been a temp once or twice as well. So yea, that’s that. When I came in with my resume it ended up being pretty quick since I had so much done already. They educated me on several aspects of the whole resume charade like making sure it’s always on special resume paper and the sort. They looked at my resume and fixed some things here and there, mainly being small mistakes and I was out as quick as I came in which was pretty cool because that means that I did it right on my own.