How to boost your resume with your super productive coronavirus summer
By Emily Porter | July 7, 2020How you can pad your resume with the activities you’re already doing at home.
How you can pad your resume with the activities you’re already doing at home.
During this immeasurable amount of time isolated from the outside world, I have spent many a night pondering the inner workings of our universe, trying to answer the most fundamental questions regarding our existence and purpose.
To ease your suffering, I’ve compiled a list of activities to keep you feeling entertained and productive, despite the danger of a global pandemic looming over our heads.
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