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...typos are easy to make, but the most frequent mistake executives commit on their resumes is being too wordy, according to a recent survey of global recruiters by Korn/Ferry International. Another oft cited blunder? A resume that's too short. So be careful on that tightrope. Two pages is the preferred length; then again, your resume is just "an ante into the game," says Caroline Nahas, a Korn/Ferry managing director. "Your interview and ability to match up your experience and personal qualities with the company is absolutely essential," she continues. And if you do make it to the offer table...
Despite ever-increasing pressure placed on athletes to commit early—by both scholarship schools and Ivy League institutions with Early Decision programs—Morawski said Harvard takes a very honest, low-pressure approach to recruitment...
...starting point of care to be incorporated into students’ daily lives,” MHAAG co-chair David B. Canose ’04 said of the venue change. “By integrating the treatment with daily life, there is a higher probability that students will commit to a full course of care...
...maybe not so hopeless. The trio enters into a sweet-spirited menage a trois, and the Weltschmerz-laden song ascends the charts, but with this odd bullet attached: quite a few people have it on the record player when they commit suicide. The song's climb prefigures Nazism's rise--and the demise of the old, gemutlich Europe symbolized by the restaurant...
...limited to) building the bubble over the stadium, is years away. Also, as Associate Dean of the College Thomas A. Dingman ’67 put it last month, citing the uncertainty of Harvard’s grand designs in Allston, “People are, wisely, hesitant to commit to things across the river, if things might change there...