
Let's start with an overview of what you can plan to learn during this bootcamp.
Download the companion workbook for this bootcamp and join the Facebook community.
Understanding how your resume should work for you is a critical component to maximizing its effectiveness.
I walk you through the evolution of my resume, as well as offer you the option to download the Word version of my resume for your own use.
Don't forget to utilize your law school's career resources. We'll cover how you can make that can happen.
It's simple: do these things, and avoid doing these things.
Let's talk about leadership. We'll explore some short-term and long-term options for adding leadership experience to your resume.
Pro Bono work is both beneficial to the community and your resume. We'll discuss ways you can showcase your practical experience without needing to wait around for an internship opportunity.
You'll want to give someone reviewing your resume a sense of who you are outside of your academic or professional achievements. Your interests & hobbies section of the resume can accomplish this objective.
Learn how to spice up your resume with some involvement outside of the classroom!
Don't be scared! Publication opportunities exist outside of the "traditional" law review or journal pathways. We'll explore some options to elevate your resume with publications.
Do you need a summary statement? What should it include and where should it go? Let's find out.
Avoid boring, repetitive verbs within your resume. Let's add some energy and enthusiasm to your experience!
Let's not just vaguely explain what you did during an internship, show them the outcomes you achieved with quantifiers!
You did it! Time to celebrate your conclusion of this bootcamp.
What should you do now?
Welcome to the Law School Strategy's Resume Building Bootcamp for Law Students! This course is designed as a practical resource to help you level up your resume, whether you are a current, future or recent law student. You will find strategies and tips that can be implemented in relatively short amounts of time, as well as ones that might take some long-range planning and dedication. Choose the path that is best for your current situation. Plus, each lesson includes a "Brainstorming Activity" or "Take Action!" component to help you reflect and apply the lesson to your own Law School Strategy.
Let's do this!