>> I think a big mistake, sometimes, is that people feel like have they
to follow this road format that a career services department or some website gives them.
And, you know, it's important for the resume to be structured.
But, really, this is your opportunity to tell your own story.
So you should not be afraid to take more than one page to do that.
And you should make sure that the resume actually articulates, you know,
not only that you work someplace, but what you did at that place.
Recognizing the work that you may have done
in one field is actually really relevant to another field.
Even if it's not immediately obviously because skills you may develop, managing projects,
and that applies for both activities that you may do as a student at school.
Whether or not you're involved with a big organization
or enterprise, fundraising, managing things.
You know, those are all applicable, relevant skills that apply to the real world.
And so even if it's not readily apparent how one thing may be related to the job
that you're applying for, I think, through those skills.
And at the end of the day, tell your story
because this is your opportunity to really get that out there.