In describing activities and achievements on your résumé, you should
A)use mild exaggerations-everyone else does, so you'll be at an unfair disadvantage if you don't.
B)limit what you include to what makes you a more attractive job candidate.
C)use significant amounts of jargon and technical terms.
D)leave out any awards you've won unless they are specifically relevant to your current career objective.

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B)The watchword to listing activities and achievements is whether they make you a more attractive candidate for the job you are applying for. Being a volunteer at a local animal shelter, for example, is much more meaningful when you are applying for a veterinary job than it would be in applying for an accounting job.

In Describing Activities and Achievements on Your Résumé, You Should