Update Resume before Callback? Forum
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BasilHallward
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Update Resume before Callback?
I have a callback interview scheduled for a firm in my home/target market later this week. I really like the firm. I locked in the interview before summer and before second semester grades dropped. My GPA dropped .1. The firm has yet to ask for an updated resume, transcript etc. Should I send an updated resume to the recruiting coordinator before the callback, or wait until requested? Or does it even matter?
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Vexed
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Re: Update Resume before Callback?
If the only update is negative, I don't see any good reason to provide them new info unless they request it.
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Traynor Brah
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Re: Update Resume before Callback?
I believe you have an affirmative "duty" to update your resume to all outstanding applications following releases of grades. I would send the recruiting coordinator the updated materials a bit before the callback, as this is not a material difference. They obviously liked you for reasons beyond your grades, and this is not a major change. I would play this one by the books and kill the interviews. Good luck!
