Putting Note Publication in Resume? Forum

[Anonymous User]

If my Note was accepted should I put something in my resume that says publications and then under it my Note title and (forthcoming 2023) or is that cringey. I figure it would make sense to do that kind of thing for an actual article, but maybe not a Note? This forum mentions often that publishing a Note can be a small boost so I figure you have to indicate it somewhere right? I don't really want to use it as a writing sample because I have better, smaller, and more practice-oriented ones.

[Anonymous User]

Yes, I would. I’ve seen this fairly often when reviewing clerk applications and never thought it was cringey.

[nixy]

Absolutely put it in your resume. That’s what a resume is for.

Blasting it on LinkedIn would be kinda cringey, or prefacing all your comments going forward with “well, as a published author…” or something equally ridiculous. But putting it on your resume is fine.

[Anonymous User]

Absolutely put it in your resume. That’s what a resume is for.

Blasting it on LinkedIn would be kinda cringey, or prefacing all your comments going forward with “well, as a published author…” or something equally ridiculous. But putting it on your resume is fine.

Where would I put it? Maybe at the bottom where my interests are and a separate line that says "publications"

[Anonymous User]

Absolutely put it in your resume. That’s what a resume is for.

Blasting it on LinkedIn would be kinda cringey, or prefacing all your comments going forward with “well, as a published author…” or something equally ridiculous. But putting it on your resume is fine.

Where would I put it? Maybe at the bottom where my interests are and a separate line that says "publications"

I would just put it with your education as a subheading (Honors: ... Publications: .... Activities: ....)

[Anonymous User]

Disclosure: not a clerk. I have my published note on my resume and have never received anything but positive feedback on that. I list it with activities in education immediately under my journal bullet. So like something like the below
- Activities
Journal of xyz, Position
Note, Article Name + citation [before it was actually published just listed as forthcoming]