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06 Jan 2005, 01:55
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I recently submitted an application under quite a bit of time pressure. I spent a lot of effort working on the essays but just didn't leave enough time to really fill out all of the professional information on the resume. The information is pretty much contained in the submitted resume and essays, but I was wondering if ad. comms. were ever lienient about allowing people to update this type of historical information? Also do they allow you to update your resume? Is there any harm in asking them?
06 Jan 2005, 14:29
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i am in the same exact boat. any insights folks?
06 Jan 2005, 14:30
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There's probably no harm in asking, but the liklihood of them allowing you to make a change is low unless it's a major change and there's a great reason for not having it in there to begin with.
