>> My name is Javier Mendoza.
I'm the director of public relations for the West Region of Frontier Communications.
I think some of the most important things that you can put
on a resume would be some actual accomplishments.
So different resumes get structured in different ways.
Some people start with a chronological, they start by years.
But what I really would recommend that students do is take a look at their resume and look
at the things that they've accomplished
that can show a prospective employer the things that you've done.
What have you written?
What research skills do you have?
What about your background brings something to the table or to the job
that can make a difference and be an asset to an organization?