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I've been working on my resume, but there is not a whole lot to it. I've basically had two jobs, and have volunteered at three different occasions. I want to find something in the animal care/veterinary field. But I'm still going to school full time, and am only finished with one semester of a Veterinary Technology major.
If I apply to every Vet clinic in the area, should I make a cover letter for each place? I'm most familiar with one certain clinic, because I've been the janitor there for a while, so I had no problem making a cover letter for them. But I don't really know what to say about all of the other clinics.
Should I just hand a resume in to each place, and hope for the best? Or should I make an individual cover letter for each clinic?
Is there anything else that I could do to spice up my resume? (link)
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I advise you send a copy to MFS. I can't think of anything that could go on a resume. Call and see if you can schedule anything, or see if there are any possitions available. I'm sure you were already going to do that, but make sure you talk to the right people. I'm so sick of my friends complaining that they can't get a job when all they do is make one phone call and fill out an application. Some don't even bother with the phone call. In art, I'm going to make sure all the teachers that has anything to do with whatever I'm going into write a letter of recommendation. Is there anything you could do along those lines? I'm sure one wouldn't hurt. As for the resume itself, I'm not sure what else you could put on if you don't know. Maybe flowers on the side? I don't know, it's late and I'm talking out of my ass. Rate Me!!!
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Rating: 5
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I've thought about having some teachers write a recomendation. They're mostly all vet techs and veterinarians, so they're be all smart and stuff. :)
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