An upperclassman told me to put "talk to me about" as a resume heading instead on "interests and background".
I asked some hiring/interviewing professionals in non-law fields about it too and none of them said it would come across as "too casual" but I don't know I'm worried my interviewers are going to be crotchety.
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That's dumb. There's no way it could help you, so why would you even do it
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you chose the wrong profession if you think this "quirk" is a good idea bro
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Cool thanks for the feedback
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