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To a great extent, if a job
activity cannot be portrayed as an accomplishment,
it may not be worthy of mention in your resume,
cover letter, or in an interview.[1]
Definition: A career asset
is any experience—paid
or unpaid, formal or informal—that
adds to your value as an employee or project team
member. By taking this topic seriously and
getting involved here, you are building some
significant career assets.
Topics here also include:
Preparing for
employment interviews.
Creating and maintaining career
portfolios.
See what human resource
people--the ones who conduct your job
interviews--expect from you.
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Membership in
Linkedin.com,
the "world's largest professional
network," is a highly regarded career
asset. But it is more than that—membership is virtually
mandatory for serious career builders
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