I'm a recent graduate, and I started sending my resume out several weeks ago. My resume consists of a few seasonal part-time jobs, student associations, and writing for the student newspaper. No solid job or internship experience yet. For the student paper, I was an investigative journalist who wrote controversial criticisms of the university. Some of my articles instigated immediate and positive changes to our campus. One was widely raved about by the student body and even by professors.
Although my articles were widely popular, I chose to remain anonymous since the school (and future employers) don't take kindly to whistleblowing-like behavior. However, there is no information on the website to prove that I wrote or participated in anything. Even though I was an executive member, my name and role aren't listed on the website's bios page. Of course, a hiring manager could reach out to my Editor in Chief for confirmation, but most positions I apply to won't reach that point. So, my question is, will most employers bother to check the newspaper's website to see if my name is written anywhere? Should I specify that I wrote articles anonymously and for them to reach my EoC for confirmation? Or should I omit this position entirely (which leaves me with less to show for in my resume)?
Any feedback is appreciated, thanks for taking the time to read.
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