One to One on resumé?

MacLover2011

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Think I should put my Apple One To One sessions on my resume?
 
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It depends... what kinds of jobs are you applying for and is the training relevant to them?
 
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cwa107 said:
It depends... what kinds of jobs are you applying for and is the training relevant to them?
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Actually one of the jobs might be for the Apple store. I also do design for the web.
 
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MacLover2011 said:
Actually one of the jobs might be for the Apple store. I also do design for the web.
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Well, the idea is to have your resumé communicate any relevant training, education and experience. Seems like it would qualify to me.
 
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OP don't take offense to this, but if you had to ask if that is relevant, maybe you should think long and hard and make sure you don't miss anything else that would be relevant to your resume.
 

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