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June 16, 2024 by Katie Travis | Leave a Comment
The Impact of Responsibility: A 2017 Memory – In 2017, a seemingly ordinary day turned into an unforgettable lesson in responsibility. A former student accidentally damaged my mailbox, leaving behind a heartfelt note with an offer to pay for the damages. Despite being a brand-new driver, she took full responsibility for her actions. How many of us, especially at such a young age, would have done the same?
When I informed my father about the incident, he immediately volunteered to help me replace the mailbox. As usual, he ensured that everything was perfect. The post was set in concrete, guaranteeing that it wouldn’t go anywhere. My father’s dedication to doing things right the first time is something that has always stuck with me.
While crafting resumes, I often think of my father’s advice: “Measure twice, cut once. Do it right the first time, Kate.” This simple yet profound lesson has guided me in my work. Many people come to me after being disappointed by others who failed to capture their career stories accurately. But when you trust me to write your resume, know that I put in the effort to get it right the first time.
Your success is my success. I take great pride in ensuring that every resume I write is a true reflection of your career story. No shortcuts, no half measures—just a commitment to excellence. Because at the end of the day, your wins are my wins.
As we celebrate Father’s Day, I can’t help but reflect on the many lessons my dad has taught me. I’d love to hear some of your favorite “dad lessons.” Feel free to share them in the comments below.
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June 16, 2024 by Katie Travis | Leave a Comment
The Impact of Responsibility: A 2017 Memory – In 2017, a seemingly ordinary day turned into an unforgettable lesson in responsibility. A former student accidentally damaged my mailbox, leaving behind a heartfelt note with an offer to pay for the damages. Despite being a brand-new driver, she took full responsibility for her actions. How many of us, especially at such a young age, would have done the same?
When I informed my father about the incident, he immediately volunteered to help me replace the mailbox. As usual, he ensured that everything was perfect. The post was set in concrete, guaranteeing that it wouldn’t go anywhere. My father’s dedication to doing things right the first time is something that has always stuck with me.
While crafting resumes, I often think of my father’s advice: “Measure twice, cut once. Do it right the first time, Kate.” This simple yet profound lesson has guided me in my work. Many people come to me after being disappointed by others who failed to capture their career stories accurately. But when you trust me to write your resume, know that I put in the effort to get it right the first time.
Your success is my success. I take great pride in ensuring that every resume I write is a true reflection of your career story. No shortcuts, no half measures—just a commitment to excellence. Because at the end of the day, your wins are my wins.
As we celebrate Father’s Day, I can’t help but reflect on the many lessons my dad has taught me. I’d love to hear some of your favorite “dad lessons.” Feel free to share them in the comments below.
Thank you for reading! If this story resonates with you, consider supporting me so I can continue creating more free prompts.
Would you like to support me? – visit my link or do a review here.