Hello again from Resume to Interviews,

This has been another record setting month for RTI, and again we wanted to thank everyone who was a part of that. Check out the first resume article too.

We like to see how people are doing, and we take a lot of pride in seeing clients get new jobs on LinkedIn. Here are a few recent ones. Congrats!

Jillian is now a Client Marketing Manager at a marketing firm

Emil is now Chairman of the Board at sustainable energy teaching foundation

John is now a Senior Analyst at a major aerospace and defense manufacturer

Will is now an Animator at children’s animation studio

Jordon is now a System Administration Senior Advisor at a major computer manufacturer

It’s also time for college seniors to start thinking about what they are going to do after graduation. For those of you who aren’t planning on joining a commune, here is some advice for college grads constructing their first post-college resume.

How to Construct Your First Post College Graduation Resume

• You don’t have a lot of experience. That’s fine, you wouldn’t be expected to. So put your education first.
• Don’t include your GPA if it’s under a 3.0.
• If you put a lot of work into a club or association, don’t be afraid to make that the focus of your resume, as long as it’s at least a little relevant to the kind of jobs you are applying to.
• If you volunteer, make sure you put the amount of hours you volunteered. It will separate you from the many people who volunteer somewhere for an afternoon and then put it on their resumes.
• Don’t put classes on your resumes. Do put academic projects on your resume. That way you’re not showing what you learned, your showing how you used what you learned, which is much more important.

That’s all for now. Happy hunting everybody, and congratulations to all you soon to be college graduates. Now go get a haircut and read about how getting a job is a numbers game.