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Resume Do’s and Don’ts
So, you are going to update your resume or write an entirely new version. Well here are some do’s and don’ts for creating your resume.
Do’s
- Do hire someone to help if you are unsure of how to write a quality resume
- Enlist Marc Scoleri directly for assistance marc@creativeinterns.com
- Do list accomplishments under each place of employment
- Do differentiate yourself by adding a title or headline at the top of your resume
- For example: Graphic Designer or Front-End Developer
- Do make it one page if you have been in the workforce for less than 10 years
- Do use specific key words in your resume that indicate your most valuable skills
Don’ts
- Don’t write long paragraphs of content that describe your job description
- Don’t put a photo on your resume – if a headshot is required for the job the company will request one
- Don’t use hard to read fonts for your resume and keep font sizes between 9-12 point
- Don’t send it out to an employer with having at least 2 other people proofread it
- Don’t keep sending out the same resume for every job, you will need to tailor it for different positions
Shared Office Space Solution
New York City is known for innovation and collaboration and now there is a place that startups and entrepreneurs can go to work at a fraction of the cost of leasing an entire office. It is called We Work and their mission is: “To create environments that support creativity, collaboration and innovation. In addition to satisfying our members’ practical needs, to empower and inspire them to grow – personally and financially.”
I just visited their newest location in New York City’s West Village neighborhood (175 Varick Street). It is a fantastic space and vibe. A culture of collaboration and cooperation was in the air and I would recommend checking We Work out if you are a NYCÂ entrepreneur. Who knows, you might just meet that business partner or software engineer you need to make you ideas come to life.
Content Contributors Needed
Interested in writing about creative industry topics such as;
1. Personal opinion pieces that address the creative community.
2. Creative industry event reviews.
3. Showcases of start-up businesses, products, services and/or resources that will change the way we
communicate or collaborate.
4. Inspirational interviews relating to creative career paths. How did you get to where you are today?
5. Early career/internship experiences–valuable and not so valuable experiences.
6. Reviews and personal experiences of working for creative minded companies valuable
and not so valuable experiences.
7. Design Trends and Topics: Web Design, Product Design, Interior Design, Fashion Design, Graphic
Design, Mobile, Apple, User Experience.
8. Copywriting and content strategy for bloggers and entrepreneurs.
9. E-Commerce: Trends, techniques, conversion rates optimization.
10. Interviews of creative industry entrepreneurs and freelancers.
11. Culinary and travel related articles for the adventurist type.
12. Special offers, freebies, sponsorships and discounts for the Creative Village Community.
Apply by creating a profile at www.ourcreativevillage.com and then send a message to the site administrator with “Content Contributor” in the subject line.
CreativeInterns.com Testimonial
Internship Testimonial from CreativeInterns
“Creativeinterns.com has helped bridge the gap between being a design student and becoming a part of the professional world. It has given me the opportunity to work in a real Advertising setting, where I am collaborating on ideas within a team, working on a pitch from beginning to end, and getting real hands on experience that will further prepare me for a career in Advertising. It has put my work and self in the eyes of companies I would not necessarily have the opportunity to present myself to on my own. In a world where often who you know is just as important as the work you put forth, More