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Definitive answer to question: putting upcoming SA on resume?
Have searched through just about every thread I could find on this, and cannot get a clear picture. So, for the purposes of a judicial clerkship application, do we put our upcoming SA position on our resume? And if so, how exactly do we do that (which section, and with what as a description)?
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Re: Definitive answer to question: putting upcoming SA on resume?
Put your firm, position as Summer Associate, and some variation of "upcoming Summer 201x".
You haven't done anything to describe it. Or leave it off and discuss in your cover letter instead
You haven't done anything to describe it. Or leave it off and discuss in your cover letter instead
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Re: Definitive answer to question: putting upcoming SA on resume?
Don't put in cover letter tho. Nobody cares. Put one line in your resume. This isn't rocket scienceActus Reus wrote:Put your firm, position as Summer Associate, and some variation of "upcoming Summer 201x".
You haven't done anything to describe it. Or leave it off and discuss in your cover letter instead
"Summer associate, Dewey Cheatham LLP, New York City (summer 2016)"
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Re: Definitive answer to question: putting upcoming SA on resume?
wwwcol wrote: "Summer associate, Dewey Cheatham LLP, New York City (summer 2016)"
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Re: Definitive answer to question: putting upcoming SA on resume?
just tack on "anticipated" or "expected" to the start date.
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