Monday Motivation | Does Your Resume Look Good?
Kick off your week with Monday Motivation!
Tip of the week
The design of your resume can be just as important as its content. Make it as easy as possible to read by:
- Taking advantage of bullet points
- Using clear section headers
- Having as much white space as possible
If you’re not sure which font to use, then stick to classics like Times New Roman, Arial, Calibri, and Helvetica. They’re easy to read and easily recognizable by digital application systems.
Not sure if the layout should be creative or traditional? Stick to traditional, unless you’re applying for a creative position. Tailor the content of your resume to the tone and culture of the employer.
This week’s highlighted jobs:
Lead Art Handler and/or Crew Chief
Aiston
Long Island City, NY
Major Gifts Officer
The Broad Stage
Santa Monica, CA
Senior Manager of Short Form Original Productions
Exposure Labs
Boulder, CO
Studio Assistant
George Peck Studio
New York, NY
Marketing Director
Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
Washington, DC
This week’s highlighted opportunities:
Open Call: 25 Things to Photograph
25 Photographs
Brooklyn, NY
Printmaking Scholarship
Manhattan Graphics Center
New York, NY
Leadership in TYA Fellowship
New York City Children’s Theater
New York, NY
Inbreak Residency
Inbreak and Dea Studios
Pasadena, CA
– Mary-kate Grohoski, Sales Manager
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