10 College Student Resume Mistakes and How to Fix Them

[@TheInternHustle]

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[@harshitjain2509]

Very informative. Thank you for this video.

[@TheInternHustle]

Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching 😊

[@coraliefe18]

Hello, I love your videos they've helped me a lot, I have landed an interview sending an unsolicited application but I've only had interviews for...published job offers, so I have no idea on what to expect for this interview ! Do you maybe, have any tips ? Thank you so so much, your content is very inspiring and helpful ! :)

[@TheInternHustle]

Nice working landing an interview for a job that wasn't even listed! If this is a role that didn't exist, and you are suggesting they hire you for it, write up a sample job description for what this role could look like and paint the picture of how having you in this role would add value for them. Aside from that, I did a video recently on some of my top interview tips. I suggest watching that (and the other videos I mention in it to help you prepare). kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmiafJWHg5Z5ldU Good luck!

[@398robin]

As a parent of a soon to be college junior who is considering law school, I do suggest that she gain more leadership skills in her college experience. That helps in the process of being accepted into law school. One thing I do notice with recent college grads and I believe it is really hurting their chances of employment is that they are listing "protest organizer" as employment. That can be a double-edged sword. Great that your parents are proud of you but you are trying to impress a potential employer who may not share your views. "Protest organizer" can be a red flag and a potential employer can view you as a liability instead of an asset. This comment is to all the "woke" college grads who cannot get that dream job that they want and are instead working in pizza joints. Take it off your resume, please. The world is not going to think you are as wonderful as your parents think you are but the world will be brutally honest with you. It is part of growing up and being smart.