I concur. Talked to three hiring partners at different firms this week. Advice uniformly was, if you have relevant experience that goes beyond 1 page, take a long version with you to screeners so you can present it and talk about them or fill in the gaps in time.blowhard wrote:
Never exceed one page. Several people throughout OCI told me they flat out reject 2-page resumes because they assume you cannot be concise. I have 10 years of significant WE and I made it down to one page. It need not be a chronology of your entire life.
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All (literally 100%) of my interviews last summer seemed to have based on my interest section of my resume. I applied to judicial externships primarily and I applied before grades came out.SecReg wrote:Should I include an "interest section" in my resume? Also do you think its wise to limit my resume to 1 page? Also if you have a future clerkship how would you go about indicating that in your resume?
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