how to write a career autobiography

Organize Your Thoughts
Step 1
Reflect on your past and jot down notes. Consider every job you've ever held and what you've learned from each. Start with a rough outline that takes you through your career in chronological order.
Step 2
Find your earliest influences, such as school clubs, sports teams, after-school activities or classes. Determine whether a parent, teacher or other adult served as an informal mentor. Don't forget that college class that made an impression or the early job that set you along your career trajectory.
Step 3
Draw conclusions and find a unifying theme. Determine how every job on your resume helped shape who you are today -- even those positions that, in hindsight, were mistakes. Think about how each job added skills to the arsenal you bring today to a prospective employer.

Belinda

They basically want to know a little about you, your background,
your interests, what you hope to achieve in college,
and your eventual career goals. And of course they're interested
in you scholastically, your grade average, what you expect to major in,
what you excelled in at school.To make your autobiography
stand out from all the rest, you must sound sincere,
but you can also spark it up with a bit of humor.

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