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<blockquote data-quote="Jessica Booker" data-source="post: 14231" data-attributes="member: 2672"><p>Agree with Jaysen on this. To add what he has said, it is sometimes the things that you think are not that extra-ordinary that actually are. For me the type of things I would expect (or maybe hope) to see in this section are:</p><p></p><p>- Were you promoted in that job in retail/in a pub? Or did you win that "employee of the month" award?</p><p>- Have you overcome a massive fear by chucking yourself into something (like a bungee jump)?</p><p>- Did you teach yourself something - e.g. a language, musical instrument, art etc (ie you didn't take lessons, you completely taught yourself)?</p><p>- Have you cared for a family member whilst juggling academic or work commitments?</p><p>- Have you gone against the grain - everyone told you that you couldn't do something, but you went and did it anyway</p><p></p><p>Mine would be as simple as explaining how I got my work ethic - I have worked from the age of 12 and done some weird any wonderful jobs along the way that my application wouldn't necessarily show. I'd use a section like this to highlight that crazy uniqueness, even if the jobs themselves seem far more "ordinary" to people</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jessica Booker, post: 14231, member: 2672"] Agree with Jaysen on this. To add what he has said, it is sometimes the things that you think are not that extra-ordinary that actually are. For me the type of things I would expect (or maybe hope) to see in this section are: - Were you promoted in that job in retail/in a pub? Or did you win that "employee of the month" award? - Have you overcome a massive fear by chucking yourself into something (like a bungee jump)? - Did you teach yourself something - e.g. a language, musical instrument, art etc (ie you didn't take lessons, you completely taught yourself)? - Have you cared for a family member whilst juggling academic or work commitments? - Have you gone against the grain - everyone told you that you couldn't do something, but you went and did it anyway Mine would be as simple as explaining how I got my work ethic - I have worked from the age of 12 and done some weird any wonderful jobs along the way that my application wouldn't necessarily show. I'd use a section like this to highlight that crazy uniqueness, even if the jobs themselves seem far more "ordinary" to people [/QUOTE]
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