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[transpao]

Call anyone good at the art of resume creating!!!

I have been informed of a position at GA Tech, that I would LOVE! I could really use some help writing a resume and maybe some interview coaching if anyone has any tips. I've got more than enough paper and stuff to say I'm qualified for the job. I'm very excited about the job, but I tend to fail a bit on the self confidence area. My Prof. Has every faith that I am perfect for this job, but my horrible self doubt may make it difficult for me to portray the confidence needed for an interview.

This is the job description:
Duties:Serve as Lead in the maintenance of campus grounds. Keep grounds free of debris, trash, branches and leave., Mow, line trim and edge lawns. Plant and maintain trees, shrubs and flower beds by fertilization, weed control, mulching, watering, pruning, etc. Routine maintenance and operation of equipment such as back hoes, bobcats, dump trucks, etc. Complete daily work reports and train new employees. Complete inspection reports and pressure wash walks, walls, etc. using power washer. Perform additional related duties as appropriate to the position. This position will report to a Grounds Foreperson or Horticulturist II.

These are the absolutely phenomenal benefits:
http://www.ohr.gatech.edu/Departmental%20Folders/Benefits_web/Staff%20Benefits.htm

And I don't know if it mentions it but they have tuition programs and continuing ed stuff so... It would be PERFECT for my desire to continue on and get my BS. and HOW fucking cool would it be to have a BS from GA Tech? OMG thats like total wet dream of mine.

Comments

[catherineschild.livejournal.com]

does chattahoochee tech have a career services for the student body? if they do stop there, if not, the second place i would check out is a public library and ask a librarian if cobb county provides any free tips/advice, etc for interviewing or resume building.

its been my experience that a resume should be short, sweet and get to the point. ask your prof if he or she can write a letter of recommendation. also, show the interviewer that you are interested in the job by questions about the department, why they are hiring for the position, etc. don't let lack of self-confidence get in the way. this is the perfect opportunity for you. go for it pao!

[winstonasmith.livejournal.com]

helloooo?

chopped liver, reporting for duty.

[paosparti.livejournal.com]

what's the chopped liver reference for?

[winstonasmith.livejournal.com]

as in, I'm happy to help you...but i don't have current email info for ya. please to send my way. i'll even write a letter for you, and you can change as necessary.