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2012 SA on Resume?
Applying for a clinical next week and I wanted to update my resume with my SA position. Should I do this? If so, can anyone give me a good resume description for an SA in the corporate department?
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- California Babe
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Re: 2012 SA on Resume?
You shouldn't try to describe it because you haven't done it yet. Just list the firm, your position, and an expected start date.Anonymous User wrote:Applying for a clinical next week and I wanted to update my resume with my SA position. Should I do this? If so, can anyone give me a good resume description for an SA in the corporate department?
Thank you
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Re: 2012 SA on Resume?
Thank you for the quick responses. I will simply just list it.
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Re: 2012 SA on Resume?
I would also add maybe put a little blurb (one line will be sufficient) saying something like "selected as a member of the 2012 summer associate class" and maybe even "selected as a member of the 2012 summer associate class for the X practice group" if you're at a firm that hired you for a particular group.
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- California Babe
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Re: 2012 SA on Resume?
What? This does not make any sense. If you are listing the employer, that you are a summer associate, and that your expected start day is May/June of 2012, why would you add a sentence saying you were selected as a summer associate? It is readily apparent that you were selected as a summer associate, given the fact that you listed on your resume that you're a summer associate. That just adds an unnecessary line on your resume.IzziesGal wrote:I would also add maybe put a little blurb (one line will be sufficient) saying something like "selected as a member of the 2012 summer associate class" and maybe even "selected as a member of the 2012 summer associate class for the X practice group" if you're at a firm that hired you for a particular group.
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nothing u say can be trusted until u show us ur pics "california babe"California Babe wrote:What? This does not make any sense. If you are listing the employer, that you are a summer associate, and that your expected start day is May/June of 2012, why would you add a sentence saying you were selected as a summer associate? It is readily apparent that you were selected as a summer associate, given the fact that you listed on your resume that you're a summer associate. That just adds an unnecessary line on your resume.IzziesGal wrote:I would also add maybe put a little blurb (one line will be sufficient) saying something like "selected as a member of the 2012 summer associate class" and maybe even "selected as a member of the 2012 summer associate class for the X practice group" if you're at a firm that hired you for a particular group.