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Any accessories I should bring to interviews?
Do I actually need to bring a briefcase or would a leather-covered folder suffice as the only accessory I need? Of course it would contain 10-15 copies of both my transcript and resume (as necessary).
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Re: Any accessories I should bring to interviews?
I just bring the leather-covered folder. Gets the job done without being too cumbersomeAnonymous User wrote:Do I actually need to bring a briefcase or would a leather-covered folder suffice as the only accessory I need? Of course it would contain 10-15 copies of both my transcript and resume (as necessary).
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Re: Any accessories I should bring to interviews?
Same reasoning. I mean what else do you really need? Plus you don't need to carry around a big bag full of nothing.Anonymous User wrote:I just bring the leather-covered folder. Gets the job done without being too cumbersomeAnonymous User wrote:Do I actually need to bring a briefcase or would a leather-covered folder suffice as the only accessory I need? Of course it would contain 10-15 copies of both my transcript and resume (as necessary).
