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23 Jan 2018, 10:28
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Hello all,
This is my first post and I hope this is the correct medium to ask this question. I am HBS 2+2 applicant in the upcoming cycle and am debating on whether or not list my publications on my resume (I have three of them, one where I am the only author, one co-author, and one where I am third author). This would be at the expense of listing a job that I held during the summer of my sophomore year. I should also mention, if I don't list the publications on my resume they won't be on application at all as I don't have space. However, the job will be as Harvard has a separate section for job experiences.
This is my first post and I hope this is the correct medium to ask this question. I am HBS 2+2 applicant in the upcoming cycle and am debating on whether or not list my publications on my resume (I have three of them, one where I am the only author, one co-author, and one where I am third author). This would be at the expense of listing a job that I held during the summer of my sophomore year. I should also mention, if I don't list the publications on my resume they won't be on application at all as I don't have space. However, the job will be as Harvard has a separate section for job experiences.
23 Jan 2018, 16:00
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Hi there,
Yes, I would suggest listing your publications on your resume, especially since there is space within the application to talk about your job experience. I hope that helps!
Best,
Shaifali
Yes, I would suggest listing your publications on your resume, especially since there is space within the application to talk about your job experience. I hope that helps!
Best,
Shaifali
24 Jan 2018, 02:37
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Broadly yes, you should mention your publications.
Specifically however,
1. If you MUST choose, prioritize whether based on what shows your achievements in the direction of your goal.
2. Having to choose BETWEEN such important bits of your resume does prima-facie, look as if the rest of your resume is not designed well. If you can, please consult with an experienced consultant.
