I start studying psychology and studio arts at WWU next month, and am moving from Wyoming. I'm excited to embrace life in a bigger city and am wondering what are some things to check out? It could be stores, parts of the city, anything!
It was mildly annoying at first but it CROSSED THE LINE today when it downloaded a Harry Potter app!! I've tried everything to turn off the permissions it has to do this, but I can't seem to find the right setting! Any suggestions? 😭
Hi! I have a few questions regarding creating the most efficient job resume, and I don't have anyone else to ask, so I thought I would try my luck here!
1: Headshot
I have noticed that, at least recently, more and more resume templates offer the option for a headshot, to the point where it seems most of them do. While I usually create my own templates, I am wondering - should I include my headshot on a resume? What purpose does it serve? What are your thoughts on that?
2: The "about" section
I am in my early-to-mid twenties, and while I have nearly ten years of working experience, I am still in college, and none of the positions I've worked have given me feedback including numbers in productivity/have had an awards system. I have managed to be promoted several times in different jobs, but I am not sure if that's to be included.
Another question I have is what point of view to write the about section in. I have been told previously to avoid the use of any pronouns, and I am not sure how that would even be possible! Any guidance here would be great!
3: Other Sections
What sections would you say are absolutely essential to making a good resume, and which ones inevitably hurt your chances of the resume being picked?
4: Color Choice
What colors would you say are best for a resume? I would assume muted/professional colors, but would you say there are other colors to use?
Thank you all in advance!
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Personally, I think one of the biggest signs of development in his character is shown in his relationship with Stevie. In the first season or two, he's more impatient, and routinely interrupts Stevie to try to finish his sentences, which imo, rude as hell. But towards the end of the series, he just seems kinder and more patient. His intentions when helping Stevie seem less selfish (Malcolm sneaking Stevie out of his house in the episode where Malcolm stays the night vs Malcolm helping Stevie with his speech in the episode where Kitty comes back)
What's your favorite sign of character growth in Malcolm? Or what would you say is the biggest?