[Job-Discussions] resume questions

[ajharmon26]

My apologies, I didn't read the bit well enough about the references. I
would say not to put them on the resume at all. Instead, you can either just
have the information handy, or you can create a reference sheet if you
really want to have something fancy to hand over to prospective employers. I
can email you a sample, or you can run a quick search online for "sample
reference sheet".

Sincerely

Andrew Harmon

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Subject: [Job-Discussions] resume questions

Hi all,
I hope this is okay to post hear, sorry if it isn't. I'm working on updating
my
resume and have a few questions. When I was in high school I did 4 different
work placements, 2 as part of a career development class and 2 just arranged
through the school. These were not paid placements, but when I created my
resume
during this career development class I put them under work experience,
should I
leave them there or put them under volunteer experience heading? Also, would
6
referances be enough? If not, then any ideas of who else I could ask? So far
I
have my bosses from 3 of my work placements, my former high school EA, my
former
restbite worker who's also a friend, and one of my former high school
teachers
who's also a friend. I look forward to any
thoughts/suggestions/feedback/help
anyone can provide me, it will be grately appreciated!!!!!! Thanks
Madison   


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