Draft Resume
Your first impression with a potential employer is often the resume. The resume often determines if you get an interview. Your resume must demonstrate a level of professionalism and addresses the position qualifications an employer is hiring for. Additionally, keep the audience in mind. A design firm may be looking for a creative and unique resume whereas an IT employer may be looking for simple and concise resume format. Use the resume to express yourself in context of the employer.
In preparation for next week, draft a copy of your resume. You may update an existing resume or create a new one. Your mentor and others will provide feedback in the coming weeks on ways to improve.
There are several resources online for building a resume.
Example Resources (explore more on your own):