Create your own "About Me" Page / Resume

Telling a Story about Yourself

InspirationFind one-page resumes that you admire and share in the discussions. Write a Clear, Concis
1. Inspiration
  Find one-page resumes that you admire and share in the discussions.
2. Write a Clear, Concise, and Engaging Bio.
  - Keep it short (less than 100 words).
  - Think about the story you want to tell. Remember that people want to know who you are and not just what you’ve done.
  - Include the "position" in a company you have or would like to have
  - Include your humblebrag (top 1-3 accomplishments) which highlights the most impressive thing you've done to date.
  - Include what you're passionate about.
Write Your 100-Word Bio
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Creating your Online Resume

Steps
Steps

1. On your Project page,

- Screenshot "About.Me" Page as image
- Include 100 word-bio
- Include your "role" (as the title of your project)
- Include professional/fun photo (as your cover)
- Include 1-2 humblebrags (accomplishments)
- Include 1-3 personal passions

2. On your About.Me page, connect your accounts:

- Twitter
- Blog
- LinkedIn
- Anything else!

Tips

1. Think about your story.
Who are you? What are your career goals? What do you do? What are you trying to say about yourself? Make sure you start with this story which becomes the thread throughout your profile.

2. Share your humblebrags.
What accomplishments are you most proud of? These can be professionally or personal. Nothing is too small. You can always tell stories to showcase how you think (strategically/creatively), enthusiasm, work ethic, communication, teamwork, etc. A story like starting a chass club and going into detail can speak volumes.

3. Give context and details.
Everyone wants to hear the details about everything. As a general rule of thumb, the more details the better. If you've traveled around the world for 90 days or led a game-changing initiative at your last company, give us the details!

4. Upload a clear picture.
Share a very clear picture of yourself. Everyone loves to put a name to a face.
Create your "About Me" Page
Share your progress in your project section to get feedback from other students

Additional Resources

1. "The Resume Is Dead, The Bio Is King" by Michael Margolis
  You probably haven’t been asked for your resume in a long time. Instead, people Google you – and quickly assess your talents based on your website, portfolio, and social media profiles.
2. “Present Yourself!” by Scott Belsky
  You need to present yourself effectively to engage others and get the support (and the business) you need to push ideas forward.
3. "Rely on Initiative, Not Experience" by Scott Belsky
  Companies are obsessed with resumes, constituents rely on credibility, and one’s past experiences are regarded as the best indication of future success. After all, what beats a great track record?
4. "How to Get a Job at a Startup" by Eric Friedman
  People look for great team members that can work on hard problems and answer tough questions. Background, experience, and education all play a role – but in the end it about the right fit.
1. "How To Break The Mold & Reinvent Your Resumé" by Jenn Godbout
  It's no secret that creativity matters. Yet when it comes to selling our own services - arguably the thing that matters most - we often set aside our creative superpowers, opting for a standardized resume instead.
2. "How to Get Hired When You Are Just Starting Out" by Jenn Godbout
3. Example: Dear Instagram & About.Me Directory

Pauline Kehm

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