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- 7. Our template • Carefully designed based on our experience with placement companies • Each field has a specific meaning and a purpose • Add additional fields as necessary • Feel free to use this template for applying outside • Ensure you spend quality time in building it • Keep it updated, it’s a running document • Finally – YOUR resume is YOUR brand!
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