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OCI and resume paper
All firms at my school say bring resume, and some say transcript and writing sample, or maybe references. Obviously, Im going to print a zillion copies of all in case someone asks me for it.
What gets printed on my expensive, off-white resume paper? Just resume, or all of it?
Also, with writing sample, is double-sided acceptable? staple in top-left corner? am I overthinking this?
What gets printed on my expensive, off-white resume paper? Just resume, or all of it?
Also, with writing sample, is double-sided acceptable? staple in top-left corner? am I overthinking this?
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Re: OCI and resume paper
Yes overthinking. No resume paper for OCI.
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What about a job fair? Same deal, all plain white paper?Renzo wrote:Yes overthinking. No resume paper for OCI.
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Depends. I might be more inclined to print on nice paper for a job fair where people will be seeing your resume for the first time.stratocophic wrote:What about a job fair? Same deal, all plain white paper?Renzo wrote:Yes overthinking. No resume paper for OCI.
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Re: OCI and resume paper
I'd consider using decent paper like this: http://www.staples.com/Southworth-Excep ... t_SS117390 but IMO you don't want to use crazy heavy resume paper.
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Re: OCI and resume paper
Oh they'll have seen an older version of it beforehand, the interviews were preselected. Could have been more clear.Renzo wrote:Depends. I might be more inclined to print on nice paper for a job fair where people will be seeing your resume for the first time.stratocophic wrote:What about a job fair? Same deal, all plain white paper?Renzo wrote:Yes overthinking. No resume paper for OCI.
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Re: OCI and resume paper
Does. Not. Matter.
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This is what I assumed, and why I said no resume paper.Anonymous User wrote:Oh they'll have seen an older version of it beforehand, the interviews were preselected. Could have been more clear.Renzo wrote:Depends. I might be more inclined to print on nice paper for a job fair where people will be seeing your resume for the first time.stratocophic wrote:What about a job fair? Same deal, all plain white paper?Renzo wrote:Yes overthinking. No resume paper for OCI.
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Aight. Thanks sensei
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I recommend slightly heavier paper. It's subtley noticeable without screaming "I printed my resumes on parchment using ink from baby squid." A nice 24 lb white will still be sold in sheets of 500 but have a more substantial feel to it than regular copy paper.
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Re: OCI and resume paper
Where's the "none of the above" option? Fuck wasting money on resume paper. That shit is expensive. It's not like a firm is going to be insulted that you didn't waste your money on resume paper where they won't hire you.
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I found some around the house. Gonna use it because it's FO FREE
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Re: OCI and resume paper
We stock a lot of resume paper in my judge's office...
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Thank you for subsidizing my OCI monetary expenses.
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Dear person who steals from a judge in order to get a job as a lawyer, then brags about it: you're stupid.Aston2412 wrote:We stock a lot of resume paper in my judge's office...
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Re: OCI and resume paper
My school allows us to print on really nice resume paper if we drop a donation into a jar. Donated a meager sum for my 180 mass mail applications using about 200 sheets of paper and 180 envelopes.
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Re: OCI and resume paper
IMO, use nice paper without watermarks for everything, otherwise it would look odd to get a resume that is thicker and heavier than a reference list and transcript. Writing sample on the other hand is debatable to me due to the bulk that will make the weight and quality difference less noticeable but I will be printing mine on the same paper. I don't think you should use pure cotton paper for OCI that has the gaudy watermarks on it, save that for the judges you apply to.
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