#119: Add Volunteering To Your Resume

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Add Volunteering To Your Resume
Finally, getting around to updating your resume? Feel the content is coming up a bit short? Then don't wait another minute. Listen to today's show.
There are quick and simple things you can add to your resume that have a big impact. On top of that, these simple volunteering efforts help give back to your community and can strengthen the youth, the leaders of tomorrow.
Maybe you've volunteered in the past but weren't aware you used one of your 3T's - Your Time, Talent, or Treasure. I'll walk you through the 3T's on today's show and tell you how to pull from your 'tool belt' to load up your resume with the right material that will connect with your potential future employer.
Chapters
[00:49]
Both public and private school students have asked, "What do I put on my resume?".
[01:25]
That blank sheet of paper that you want to turn into your resume can be daunting, it can cause anxiety, fear, and stress.
[03:35]
Both you and your resume can benefit from listing down volunteer efforts on your resume! Use the 3T approach to get this done.
[03:51]
Craig recaps his recent volunteering time at the Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranch (FSYR).
[05:03]
Craig & his daughter, digital manager, Madison, spent some time with Foster Youth of America (FYOA) at the Annual Elevation Conference.
[07:50]
Remember to pull from your 3T bucket - Time, Talent, and Treasure - and give back to our community.
[09:18]
Craig, but what if I don't have a special skill or hobby, how can I still help?
[10:51]
Don't ignore the languages you know, if you're bilingual or speak a lesser-known language - this could be a great asset to your community.
[12:44]
You have the opportunity to make an impact now! Don't overlook your local schools.
[16:00]
For each targeted job, update your resume so that you connect uniquely with each hiring company.
Mentioned Links
Volunteering Opportunities
Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranch
Foster Youth of America