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The material emphasizes brainstorming experiences and accomplishments from work, volunteer activities, school, extracurriculars, and international exposure. It also provides practical directions for organizing an initial draft, including required name and contact information, using professional communication details, and addressing name consistency for employer and reference matching. It further lists possible resume section headings and objective guidance.","Resumes, References, and Cover Letters  \nA H E L P F U L GU I D E FO R E NT E R I NG T H E JO B MA R K ET  \nResume Tipsand Instructions  \nSTEP 1  \nBrainstorm  \nEmployment trends indicate workers will change not just jobs, but careers, several times in a lifetime. For this reason resume writing is a skill you will use throughout your life.  \nBefore beginning your resume, put together a list of experiencesand accomplishments from work, volunteer projects, school, extracurricular activities, and international work or study. Keep this information on file and add to it throughout your career for future resume writing.  \nWrite everything down and do not limit yourself!  \nAction verbs from the list on page 8 may help you remember things you have done and give you ideas for new ways to describe those activities. Friends or family familiar with your work and work style can be good sources of assistance as well.  \nGather documents related to your experiences, such as performance reviews, letters of appreciation, job descriptions, documents, or presentations you wrote or prepared. This can be helpful now with your brainstorming, and later to review, check, and confirm details. 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