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How can a student write an objective if the career goal is unclear?

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How can a student write an objective if the career goal is unclear?

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If the career goal is unclear, then an objective statement will have little value for your reader. In this situation it would be better to omit the objective statement and begin your resume with a strong summary of qualifications section, instead. A summary of qualifications section should highlight for your reader those skills, abilities and personal and professional characteristics you bring to the table that will make you a valuable hire. Professional characteristics include those areas of education and applied experience relevant to your personal history: “solid educational background in business administration, with applied experience in sales and customer service.” Personal characteristics can include areas such as, communication, problem-solving, time management and leadership abilities. Always remember that this document is being written for your reader’s benefit (hiring manager, potential employer). Therefore, include any and all information relevant to the types of positions

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