Resume -- Quick Question Forum
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mck89

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Resume -- Quick Question
I graduate in May 2012, and I am about to send in all my law school applications. I was offered a Mechanical Engineering job when I graduate for $72k/year, but turned it down for law school. Should I include this in my resume? If so, how should I include it?
- kalvano

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Re: Resume -- Quick Question
Don't include it, and for the love of God why aren't you taking it?
- Philosopher King

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Re: Resume -- Quick Question
+1kalvano wrote:Don't include it, and for the love of God why aren't you taking it?
- sach1282

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Re: Resume -- Quick Question
+2kalvano wrote:Don't include it, and for the love of God why aren't you taking it?
- BiglawOrBust

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Re: Resume -- Quick Question
+3sach1282 wrote:+2kalvano wrote:Don't include it, and for the love of God why aren't you taking it?
Damn, OP. Damn....
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mck89

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Re: Resume -- Quick Question
Haha thanks for the input. I didn't take it because, from internship experience, real life engineering jobs don't do it for me. I found it hard to stay interested in the jobs and the people for more than a week, so I couldn't imagine making a career out of it. I had some legal experience, and found it much more intriguing. Hopefully it was the right decision 
- Philosopher King

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I see. That makes sense. Good luck!mck89 wrote:Haha thanks for the input. I didn't take it because, from internship experience, real life engineering jobs don't do it for me. I found it hard to stay interested in the jobs and the people for more than a week, so I couldn't imagine making a career out of it. I had some legal experience, and found it much more intriguing. Hopefully it was the right decision
- JoeMo

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Re: Resume -- Quick Question
Definitely not on your resume but you could find a way to spin this in your PS if you choose to speak about how passionate you are about your decision to pursue law school. So passionate that you decided to turn down that job.mck89 wrote:Haha thanks for the input. I didn't take it because, from internship experience, real life engineering jobs don't do it for me. I found it hard to stay interested in the jobs and the people for more than a week, so I couldn't imagine making a career out of it. I had some legal experience, and found it much more intriguing. Hopefully it was the right decision
- kalvano

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Are you planning on working in IP?mck89 wrote:Haha thanks for the input. I didn't take it because, from internship experience, real life engineering jobs don't do it for me. I found it hard to stay interested in the jobs and the people for more than a week, so I couldn't imagine making a career out of it. I had some legal experience, and found it much more intriguing. Hopefully it was the right decision
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landla

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Definitely do this in your PS or Why X if you can. (and not on the resume)JoeMo wrote:Definitely not on your resume but you could find a way to spin this in your PS if you choose to speak about how passionate you are about your decision to pursue law school. So passionate that you decided to turn down that job.mck89 wrote:Haha thanks for the input. I didn't take it because, from internship experience, real life engineering jobs don't do it for me. I found it hard to stay interested in the jobs and the people for more than a week, so I couldn't imagine making a career out of it. I had some legal experience, and found it much more intriguing. Hopefully it was the right decision