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GTRI's IDENTIFY ERG Invites You to the Resume Review Expo!

09.12.2024

We are excited to announce the upcoming GTRI Resume Review event hosted by the IDENTIFY@GTRI Employee Resource Group (ERG). This event is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 3, and will take place at GTRI Headquarters (250 14th Street, Atlanta). The event is scheduled to run from 9 a.m. to noon, with registration from 8:30 - 9 a.m.

This valuable session is open to the community who are students, entry level, and mid-to-senior level professionals who are transitioning to new careers—and even to Georgia Tech students, staff, and research faculty. Spread the word!

 

What is the Resume Review Expo

This is an “outreach” event given by IDENTIFY@GTRI. IDENTIFY is an ERG, an inclusive and active community for GTRI employees who identify as minorities or persons of color, and allies.

To RSVP: Email IDENTIFYoutreach@gtri.gatech.edu .  You can also direct any questions to that email address.

This is not a "job fair." This is an opportunity to polish your resume or CV, and get other tips that will be helpful in your job search.

 

What to Expect

Woman reviews a man's resume.

The planned agenda includes a 30-minute panel discussion, followed by a 10-15-minute Q&A session, and the remainder of the time will be dedicated to one-on-one resume reviews.

 

Logistics Tips for the Resume Review Expo

GTRI Headquarters

GTRI Resume Review Parking Pass

Arrive early and ready: The event is run by current GTRI employees who volunteered. They are very busy. Please be mindful of their time.

Address: GTRI Headquarters is located at 250 14th Street, Atlanta, Georgia (click for a Google Map).

Parking: Download ("Save image as...") and print the parking pass before arriving. 

 

Some Tips Before the Resume Review Expo

Illustration of hands lifting resumesFormatting Your Resume

Reverse Chronological Order: Present your experiences from most recent to oldest.

Writing Effective Content

Use Action Verbs: Start bullet points with verbs like "Engineered," "Developed," or "Designed" to make your contributions clear and dynamic.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Too Much Jargon: While technical terms are necessary, overloading your resume with them can make it difficult to read.

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