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Leave an indelible mark

  • Highlight the most important aspects of your resume. 
  • Mention a passion that shows that you’re a self-starter. This is a great chance to display your quirks and interests in order to connect with the interviewer.
  • End with why you’re here in the first place. You want the interviewer to think, “Wow, I really think this might be the one.

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