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Crafting a Stellar Student Resume for Your Job Search
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E. Chandlee Bryan, M.Ed. is a certified career coach, writer and speaker. A co-author of the Twitter Job Search Guide (JIST Publications, 2010), she has worked as a college career advisor, a recrui ...Read More
