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- The Jays - 05-04-2004

My resume kicks major ass. I show it at job fairs at my school, and theyre all like "Wow, that's a nice resume."

- crx girl - 05-04-2004

what, no dennis Cokman jokes?

- Keyser Soze - 05-04-2004

heres my online resume, please someone find me a job in manhattan or hoboken. the commute to princeton is killing me!!!

<a class="postlink" href="http://resumes.yahoo.com/antderosa/antderosayahoocom">http://resumes.yahoo.com/antderosa/antderosayahoocom</a>

- Galt - 05-04-2004

why not just call up Pfizer? They have all sorts of offices is NYC. I've found when looking for a job that cold calling companies directly rather than looking for ads, is much more successful.

And don't call HR, call the division in which you want to work.

- The Sleeper - 05-04-2004

good lord that is long. maybe it's cause i was looking for entry level jobs but i was told you should limit it to a page.

- Keyser Soze - 05-04-2004

yeah i need to mow down my resume. its been awhile since i've looked for a job so i haven't done much work on it other than update it.

- Galt - 05-04-2004

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.

That resume is way too long.

Also, it says you are "working toward a degree" in undergrad since '96, have you not graduated?

And there are a bunch of jobs there, makes it look like you bounce from job to job. I'd put maybe three jobs in there max. Then cut down the extaneous stuff

- Keyser Soze - 05-04-2004

ive been at BMS for almost 3 years now.

i've yet to finish my Bacherlors, i need another semester or two to finish my degree in Business Marketing. i just put Comp Sci. cause i was always applying for IT jobs.

i ran out of money and left school in 99 to go work at Newmark, never went back to finish.

- Galt - 05-04-2004

take out the "working toward a degree". Don't lie and say you have your B.A in your resume, but just don't included that phrase, and they'll assume you graduated. If they ask, then be up front.

Here's an old one for me; I just added a couple bullets about Bernstein.

<a class="postlink" href="http://resumes.hotjobs.com/money_hungry/institutionalsales">http://resumes.hotjobs.com/money_hungry ... ionalsales</a>

- The Jays - 05-04-2004

OBJECTIVE
My objective is to gain a better knowledge of architectural practice by applying a solid
work ethic, professionalism, and good personal relations to an architectural train of thought in
order to succeed and provide a positive and beneficial addition to an architecture/ design firm.
EXPERIENCE
Steven R. Savino - Staten Island, NY 1/2003 –
Architectural Intern
Computer Aided Drafting for pre-design, design development, and construction
document phases of work. Worked in AutoCad 2002 and Architectural Desktop. Created and
organized complete sets of working drawings for residential and commercial designs.
Performed code review and zoning analysis. Put together office standards and CAD library.
Met with clients and worked on design changes.
Steven J. Calvanico- Staten Island, NY 6/2002 – 12/02
Architectural Intern
Computer Aided Drafting for pre-design, design development, and construction
document phases of work. Worked in BOA, a cad program for the Mac OS. Performed work
during construction phase, which included remodeling and landscape work.
Morey's Piers- Wildwood, NJ 5/2001 - 9/2001
Supervisor
Emphasis on supervision of safety and professional conduct by employees within the
amusement park setting. Ensured proper entry of paperwork and assisted in collection of data.
Trained and supervised employees on amusement ride devices with exceedingly high standards
of operation, and was successful in doing so. Ensured proper work assignment and ensured the
satisfaction of employees with their work environment. Kept good relations with guests and
management, and received numerous accolades for supervisory performance from both
immediate management and executive staff.
UB Calling Center- Buffalo, NY 9/2000 - 4/2001
Operator
Handled duties of encouraging alumni of the University at Buffalo to offer financial support to
the University, excelled at performing on phone and keeping relations between the university
and alumni, received numerous accolades for performance, performed exceptionally in raising
money for School of Architecture and Planning, worked in a professional and timely manner,
participated in a friendly and employee oriented work environment, performed work on both
computer and telephone
South Beach Amusement Park- Staten Island, NY 5/1998 - 8/1999
Assistant Manager
Operation of amusement devices, ensuring cleanliness and maintaining a professional image
within the park, ensuring operators and park employees perform to the best of their ability,
data collection and clerical work, handling cashier responsibilities, management of park during
hours when general manager was unable to do so, ensuring the safety and well-being of guests
EDUCATION
SUNY- University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning Buffalo, NY
8/2003 Enrolled in the Master of Architecture 2 year program
6/2002 Bachelor of Science in Architecture
St. Peter's Boys High School Staten Island, NY
6/1998 High School Diploma, magna cum laude
REFERENCES

COMPUTER EXPIERENCE
Computer Platforms: Windows 95, 98, 2000, XP, Mac OS 9.1, 9.2, X
Programs used: AutoCAD 2000, Architectural Desktop, BOA, Adobe Photoshop 6.0, 3D Studio
Max R4, Microsoft Frontpage, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Excel
SKILLS/EDUCATION
Hand drafting- lead, ink, mechanical pencil, Prismacolor, on multiple media, such as Mylar,
vellum, watercolor paper. 3-dimensional modeling in basswood, chipboard, foam core, museum
board, plaster, wire-frame, plexiglass.
Shop experience with band saw, table saw, jigsaw, planer, hand drill, drill press, welding,
metal cutting. B&W Photography and development, negative and print development, LPD slide
development. Digital Photography and manipulation. Photography in multiple media. Research
in primary and secondary resources.
Design Studio 1-10, Structures I-II-III, Lighting and Acoustics, Construction Technology and
Documentation, Building Technology and Environmental Controls, with an emphasis on
alternative heating and cooling solutions, Lighting and Construction, Climate and Architecture,
Urban Design
OTHER INFORMATION
- worked with Hallwalls and The Urban Design Project on installation proposal to bring
attention to the grain elevators in Buffalo, NY.
- School of Architecture and Planning university selection for design proposal for an
arboretum in Conroe, TX in the 2001-02 ACSA/Wood Products Council Competition
- worked in coordination with United Way on proposal for Boys and Girls Club design
solution in Buffalo, NY.
- New York Boys State participant, 1997.

- Keyser Soze - 05-04-2004

but im not lying, im saying im working toward a degree. wouldnt just leaving it at BA be lying?

- The Sleeper - 05-04-2004

Quote:* Rookie of the Year in 1998 with 270% of quota achieved, top Account Manager in 1999 with 300% of quota achieved, and * First "Million-Dollar Man" in company history

Damn, Bron and Melo got nothin on you!

- Galt - 05-04-2004

Everyone in resume land:

Take out your references from your resume. Employers aren't going to bother checking referrences until after they have met you and are close to hiring you, in which case they'll ask for it. Plus, I'm guessing your references don't want their names and numbers floating around all over the place.

Take out "reference available upon request" Everyone knows that they're available upon request. It's implied, and just takes up space on the resume.

- The Sleeper - 05-04-2004

here's my current one that got me my sweet job:

Education
New York University, Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York, NY
B.S., Marketing, 12/03
GPA in Marketing: 3.46
Specialization in Entertainment, Media, and Technology (EMT)

Relevant Coursework
Principles of Business Law, Sports/Entertainment Marketing, Advertising Management, Entertainment Law, Consumer Behavior, Globalization of the Marketing Industry, Foundations of Financial Markets, Calculus I, Communications and Public Relations, Computer Based Systems, Statistical Regression, Forecasting Models, Organizational Communication

Relevant Experience
Marketing Intern, MarketingForce Inc., New York, NY 3/03-8/03
MarketingForce Inc. (ASP) provides an integrated Web-based platform that allows clients to plan, execute, and analyze various aspects of marketing.
 Participated in the marketing of company's products and services. Performed statistical studies of potential customer markets. Designed marketing e-mails (HTML). Gathered and analyzed statistics on the response of potential clients.
 Conducted clients training sessions in the use of the company's web-based marketing application. Provided daily client support.
 Assisted accounts coordinator in client communication and product awareness program.
 Assisted sales team by gathering leads and making phone calls to potential clients.

Additional Experience
Digital Logger, NewMedia Technologies, New York, NY 4/02-10/02
 Performed computerized entry of the statistics received from sports data feeds. Produced statistical summaries and highlights.

Advising Department Receptionist, School of Continuing and Professional Studies at New York University, New York, NY 7/01-11/01
 Provided students with information on various issues, scheduled appointments, answered phone inquiries
 Performed daily clerical work (filed papers, organized students' records and other materials)

Caddy, Manhattan Woods Country Club, West Nyack, NY 5/99-7/99
 Communicated and advised golfers on their game strategy
 Handled golf equipment
 Provided miscellaneous services to golfers

PC Skills
Microsoft Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML, Photoshop

Interests
Music, Film, Creative Writing, The Internet

- Keyser Soze - 05-04-2004

:lookatme: Galt!!

Quote:but im not lying, im saying im working toward a degree. wouldnt just leaving it at BA be lying?

- Galt - 05-04-2004

Seriously, moderator on Internet messageboard is more impressive than "caddy"

- The Sleeper - 05-04-2004

I was asked about the caddy thing on several interviews. The one job I didn't include was working at Sears.

- Keyser Soze - 05-04-2004

Quote:Performed computerized entry of the statistics received from sports data feeds. Produced statistical summaries and highlights.

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- The Sleeper - 05-04-2004

I wish!

- Galt - 05-04-2004

Is that the new guy on Around the Horn? What the fuck happened to the other guy who for some reason I am blanking on his name and It's really upsetting me so I think that if I just keep typing I'll remember his name, but it didn't work?

That other guy was awesome. He knew everything, and didn't sound fake all. This new guy is a total cheeseball. I hate him.