This is what you can learn from Meghan Markles old resume

This is what you can learn from Meghan Markles old resumeThis is what you can learn from Meghan Markles old resumeIts easy to forget that before Meghan Markle was the Duchess of Sussex, she applied tojobsjust like the rest of us. Thankfully, one of Meghans early resumes has resurfaced to remind us all that she is, in fact, human and that we may one day achieve her level of, well amazing.Recently, a member of EndorseManagementGroup wrote afacebook inc postabout the actress applying to their agency. The poster said that despite the fact that Meghan was lovely, they werent able to get the agency to sign the actress because of her limited credentials.Heres a copy of the whole thingSource FacebookPlus, a blast-from-the-past headshotSource FacebookEven though its an acting resume, Meghans application carries quite a few lessons we could all use.1. Everyone starts somewhereEven Meghan Markle started as an extra. Whether youre just starting your career or switching industries, theres no sham e in sharing every piece of relevant experience you have no matter how low brow it is. And if your resume isnt super full yet, no worries. This is just a stepping stone to your next gig. Who knows? Like Meghan, you might even end up being the star.2. You should apply to the job, even if you dont check every boxSpeaking of feeling unqualified or underrepresented on your resume, one of the best risks you can take with a job application is applying for a role you dont feel qualified for. No employer is looking for you to be perfect. And who knows, maybe one of your skills is more useful in the role youre applying for than that skill you dont have. Take a leap of faith and put yourself out there, like Meghan did, and youll be on your way to making it big.3. Sometimes your role in the show is more important than where you performSometimes there is a pressure to land a job in the Fortune 50 or the most illustrious of Silicon Valley and stay there for your entire career. While its never a bad thing to set a goal and hit it, and to do whatever makes you happy within your career, remember that where you work (just like where you study) doesnt mean everything. Theres no reason to be discouraged if you dont hit your career goal right out of the gate, or if youve been stalled in making a big career move. Meghan lists plenty of roles she took outside of the premier production companies or stage troupes, and she eventually landed the role she wanted from these experiences.4. Connections are everythingMeghan lists the coaches and trainers who can attest to her talents right on her resume. And while that may not be a viable option for those of us who arent in the performing arts, it proves a strong point having someone to vouch for your strengths can be just as important as a job title or technical skill. Your network is incredibly important to how potential employers see you, and theres no shame in flexing it while youre on the job hunt.5. Times New Roman is the bestNo quest ions asked. If Meghan Markle wrote her entire resume in bold Times New Roman, it must be the most en vogue font available with our modern processing systems. Time for us all to follow suit (no pun intended).This article was originally published on Fairygodboss.