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Treat your résumé with the respect it deserves. A single mistake or oversight can cost you interview opportunities.
- Give yourself plenty of time. Don't put off preparing your résumé until the last second
and then try to write it in one sitting.
- Learn from good models. You can find sample résumés online at college websites and on job boards.
- Don't get frustrated by the conflicting advice you'll read about résumés. Résumés are as much art as science, and there is more than one way to be successful with them. Choose the approach that makes the most sense to you and is compatible with what you know about business communication principles and practices.
I hope this helps:)
Answer: I took this test like a week ago and I got a 100. I’m pretty sure it was A or D
Explanation:
Calm down. First, it is IMPOSSIBLE to stay focused for 10 hours a day so don't even attempt. I would say three hours a day (WITH PLENTY OF BREAKS) is the best amount if you're so determined. You have a life to live and you will stress yourself out too much. Being stress free is a part of preparing for exams. You have 10 months. Create a study schedule. Use the weekdays with 3 hours to prepare for the harder subjects and weekends and 1.5 hour to prepare for easier subjects. Nobody has to study 10 hours a day. Not even those in medical school. Continuous practice and trying to see how ideas relate to everyday life will really help. Think of some weird connections to help remember a concept. I'm not sure what these tests are for and why you're taking them but just relax. Honestly.
<span>A: 5 minutes is the minimum time that a warm up should last.</span>
