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Address on a resume
Is it okay if I use my permanent address on my resume rather than my school address (to emphasize ties to a city)? I would include both, but I'd like to use the one line address/e-mail/cell phone # format if possible
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Re: Address on a resume
You should be able to have both . . . for example, have your school address (with, perhaps, cell # and e-mail) on the lefthand side of your header and home address (with home #) on the right.
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Re: Address on a resume
The only thing you are going to get in the mail is a rejection letter. It doesn't matter. Put your permanent address if you want to.
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Re: Address on a resume
What's with the stick up your ***?eandy wrote:The only thing you are going to get in the mail is a rejection letter. It doesn't matter. Put your permanent address if you want to.
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Re: Address on a resume
i'm guessing that callbacks and offers come by phone and not through the mail.Anonymous User wrote:What's with the stick up your ***?eandy wrote:The only thing you are going to get in the mail is a rejection letter. It doesn't matter. Put your permanent address if you want to.
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Re: Address on a resume
Would it be considered OK to use your parent's address to establish a connection, even if you have not lived with them in years and have no intention of moving back in?
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Re: Address on a resume
This. I wasn't saying something mean. I was simply trying to express the fact that the only thing that comes in the mail is typically a rejection letter.UnitarySpace wrote:i'm guessing that callbacks and offers come by phone and not through the mail.Anonymous User wrote:What's with the stick up your ***?eandy wrote:The only thing you are going to get in the mail is a rejection letter. It doesn't matter. Put your permanent address if you want to.
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Re: Address on a resume
I don't think his question was in any way a concern about where the mail was going to be sent. It was more of a question on what is an appropriate way to show that you have ties to a specific area.eandy wrote:This. I wasn't saying something mean. I was simply trying to express the fact that the only thing that comes in the mail is typically a rejection letter.UnitarySpace wrote:i'm guessing that callbacks and offers come by phone and not through the mail.Anonymous User wrote:What's with the stick up your ***?eandy wrote:The only thing you are going to get in the mail is a rejection letter. It doesn't matter. Put your permanent address if you want to.
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Re: Address on a resume
I felt like the part about the possibility of putting two addresses indicated some concern about the mail would go. Otherwise, what would be the point of putting both?adameus wrote:I don't think his question was in any way a concern about where the mail was going to be sent. It was more of a question on what is an appropriate way to show that you have ties to a specific area.eandy wrote:This. I wasn't saying something mean. I was simply trying to express the fact that the only thing that comes in the mail is typically a rejection letter.UnitarySpace wrote:i'm guessing that callbacks and offers come by phone and not through the mail.Anonymous User wrote: What's with the stick up your ***?
It really doesn't matter. Almost all career services offices will tell you it is totally ok to use your permanent address as your address to emphasize ties.
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Re: Address on a resume
permanent address...my school got pissed when I put the school address
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Re: Address on a resume
This was uncalled for. Don't be hostile toward other users, or you may get outed or banned.Anonymous User wrote:What's with the stick up your ***?eandy wrote:The only thing you are going to get in the mail is a rejection letter. It doesn't matter. Put your permanent address if you want to.
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