How to Have a Killer Resume Even When You’re Entry-Level - without Lying - Part Four
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Affiliations
If the rest of your resume is strong and your affiliations aren’t related to your desired position, you can safely leave your affiliations off your resume. However, if your resume is weak in other areas, in addition to job-related affiliations, add things of a networking nature.
Any sorority or fraternity affiliations can help, so can associations you belong to that have large national or regional memberships. Brand name affiliations are handy as well - an affiliation I once had with an official Microsoft consumer group helped to get me employed.
See also Listing Education: Free Online Resume Tips & Advice.
Once again, I’m not a resume expert or job hunting guru. This is all based on my experiences from working in HR, and as a person who hires people to work for me. You’re taking my advice at your own risk, so please do your due diligence - that’s why I’m including links for further study.
