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victortsoi
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how to describe doc review internship on resume
so i got an internship where it looks like 75% of what ill be doing is doc review. Some other stuff might be thrown my way. Pays really well though. whats the best way I can describe it on my resume, and make this attractive to other firms? my current job has been saying that the software im learning is pretty essential and useful for other firm work in the future, etc...
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minnbills
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Re: how to describe doc review internship on resume
Keep track of the "better" assignments you get and make sure to cite them as specific examples on your resume, along with something like "used x software to perform due diligence" for the doc review. Doing doc review is fine (it's what most biglaw associates do anyway) you just want to make sure you're presenting more challenging work as well.victortsoi wrote:so i got an internship where it looks like 75% of what ill be doing is doc review. Some other stuff might be thrown my way. Pays really well though. whats the best way I can describe it on my resume, and make this attractive to other firms? my current job has been saying that the software im learning is pretty essential and useful for other firm work in the future, etc...
