>> Nobody needs to know your whole life story on a seven-page resume.
Keep it short and sweet and simple, because most people
that are doing hiring are getting bombarded with a ton of resumes and a ton of emails.
So get to the point quickly and what makes you rise to the top.
I also personally working in communications, spell check.
Make sure you know your grammar and you know to be professional
and how you're presenting yourself.
Little things go a long way, I feel like.
It's not always just about what the number of your GPA is but what really makes you unique
and qualified and something that maybe isn't just about what you learned in school
but what is a unique characteristic of something that you've had as a life experience
that you can shine and show that that make a qualified to take the position.