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For Squire Patton Boggs, it gives you 6 entries for work experience which are 150 words each and then a 750 word box for any other work experience you've done. 150 words is so little (especially if you don't want to write in bullet points) and I have 10 work experiences which I usually include so I was thinking of maybe using the 750 words for my most important work experiences (eg my legal experience + grad jobs) and then the 150 word boxes for my less relevant work experience (eg barista) which I mainly include to demonstrate that I've worked in a variety of different roles since I was a young teenager. However, I'm worried that this might not be the best approach as the main boxes might be the more obvious place to put my important/recent/relevant work experiences and I don't know how it all shows up on grad rec's side of the system? Any advice anyone? In particular would love your advice [USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER]

<blockquote data-quote="desperateTCseeker1998" data-source="post: 196225" data-attributes="member: 26861"><p>For Squire Patton Boggs, it gives you 6 entries for work experience which are 150 words&nbsp; each and then a 750 word box for any other work experience you've done. 150 words is so little (especially if you don't want to write in bullet points) and I have 10 work experiences which I usually include so I was thinking of maybe using the 750 words for my most important work experiences (eg my legal experience + grad jobs) and then the 150 word boxes for my less relevant work experience (eg barista) which I mainly include to demonstrate that I've worked in a variety of different roles since I was a young teenager. However, I'm worried that this might not be the best approach as the main boxes might be the more obvious place to put my important/recent/relevant work experiences and I don't know how it all shows up on grad rec's side of the system? Any advice anyone? In particular would love your advice [USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER]</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="desperateTCseeker1998, post: 196225, member: 26861"] For Squire Patton Boggs, it gives you 6 entries for work experience which are 150 words each and then a 750 word box for any other work experience you've done. 150 words is so little (especially if you don't want to write in bullet points) and I have 10 work experiences which I usually include so I was thinking of maybe using the 750 words for my most important work experiences (eg my legal experience + grad jobs) and then the 150 word boxes for my less relevant work experience (eg barista) which I mainly include to demonstrate that I've worked in a variety of different roles since I was a young teenager. However, I'm worried that this might not be the best approach as the main boxes might be the more obvious place to put my important/recent/relevant work experiences and I don't know how it all shows up on grad rec's side of the system? Any advice anyone? In particular would love your advice [USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER] [/QUOTE]

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