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26 Aug 2016, 15:01
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I'm reworking my resume now to tailor it more for my MBA application, and I'm wondering if I should be keeping my internships on there.
As a background:
- Graduated in 2010
- Only two full-time jobs since then, one for a little less than a year and one for the rest of the time. In my current role I've been promoted 3x, so I'll be focusing most of my efforts there.
- I've had internships at a handful of high level media companies where I was doing real work.
Also some things I want to consider are jobs I held on campus. I started a radio station while I was there and managed 20 DJs and radio staff, so I think it's important to show that on the resume as well even though it was in college.
Thoughts?
As a background:
- Graduated in 2010
- Only two full-time jobs since then, one for a little less than a year and one for the rest of the time. In my current role I've been promoted 3x, so I'll be focusing most of my efforts there.
- I've had internships at a handful of high level media companies where I was doing real work.
Also some things I want to consider are jobs I held on campus. I started a radio station while I was there and managed 20 DJs and radio staff, so I think it's important to show that on the resume as well even though it was in college.
Thoughts?
28 Aug 2016, 22:12
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Absolutely keep your internship experience on there, youre a little bit light on work experience, and that will help. As with all the experience, you want to highlight any aspects that point to leadership, team, problem solving , innovation. It sounds as though the internship experience is valuable. Develop your resume bullets in situation action result format.
Farrell Dyan Hehn, MBA
Admissions Consultant & Verbal Strategist MBAPrepCoach.com
Farrell Dyan Hehn, MBA
Admissions Consultant & Verbal Strategist MBAPrepCoach.com
29 Aug 2016, 21:32
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Hi avillel,
Because you don’t need bullet points to cover several years (which, BTW, is absolutely fine), you should have enough space to include internships (and it's OK to have it if it's adding value) in your resume.
The stuff you did in college should ideally go under your college part or ‘Additional Information’, instead of professional experience. Here is a resource you may find useful when writing your resume:
Common resume mistakes
And in case you're struggling to fit it in one page, this article may come handy for you:
11 Ways You Can Squeeze out More Space and Fit Your Resume in One Page?
Because you don’t need bullet points to cover several years (which, BTW, is absolutely fine), you should have enough space to include internships (and it's OK to have it if it's adding value) in your resume.
The stuff you did in college should ideally go under your college part or ‘Additional Information’, instead of professional experience. Here is a resource you may find useful when writing your resume:
Common resume mistakes
And in case you're struggling to fit it in one page, this article may come handy for you:
11 Ways You Can Squeeze out More Space and Fit Your Resume in One Page?
