The Upside of an Upside-Down Resume
Recently I had to update my resume. While no one really enjoys the task, it is just one of those things regularly done, like taking out the trash or going to the dentist.
But I had not touched the thing in 24 years. When you are self-employed or volunteering, no one is checking a resume. A husband, trusting you with everything he owns and is, does not scan your educational credentials. A child, about to give you the significant task of becoming his mother, does not first look for evidence of parenting skills.
But my husband and I had been invited to apply to join an organization called L3, and, unfortunately, they needed a resume.
After searching in vain for a digital copy of my old one (Did I even have a computer in 1988?), I decided to start from scratch. I found a template online and began.
Name, address, and education: Auburn University. Harvard Law School. I’m on a roll here. This is not so bad. Continue reading
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