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While the advise regarding resume writing per se was sound, it was also common knowledge for the most part. Most disappointing was the lack of any unique information or focus regarding resume writing for those in 'science' careers, the presence of which is strongly suggested in the title of the text thus setting apart from the plethora of texts on the subject. Personally, I did not find any information in the whole of the text that I couldn't readily find either online or in any number of resume writing texts.
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A winning resume is made of the elements that employers are most interested in seeing when reviewing a job applicant. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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- Environmental Studies: Teachers' Resource Book 1: 5-14 (Resources for environmental studies) by John Aitken on page 47
- Thank You (Greetings Minibooks) by Emma Fox on page 151
- Resumes for Advertising Careers (Vgm's Professional Resumes Series.) by Vgm Career Horizons in Back Matter
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