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Write career claims that accurately describe your contribution.
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Write career claims that accurately describe your contribution.
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0:00 · What you will learn
Write career claims that accurately describe your contribution.
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Write career claims that accurately describe your contribution.
0:06 · The idea
Separate your work from the team’s work. Keep training conditions visible. Do not add production use or measured improvement without evidence.
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Separate your work from the team’s work. Keep training conditions visible. Do not add production use or measured improvement without evidence.
0:18 · One useful term
Supported claim. A statement whose important details match an inspectable record.
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A statement whose important details match an inspectable record.
0:27 · A worked example
Riley wrote two tests in a ten-question training lab; the team built the interface. That supports a statement about those tests. It does not support owning the whole platform or claiming 40 percent improvement.
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Riley wrote two tests in a ten-question training lab; the team built the interface. That supports a statement about those tests. It does not support owning the whole platform or claiming 40 percent improvement.
0:43 · Your turn to think
Can a stronger-sounding résumé sentence add an unmeasured percentage? Pause and decide before continuing.
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Can a stronger-sounding résumé sentence add an unmeasured percentage? Pause the video if you need more time.
1:01 · Why this answer works
No. A narrow truthful result is more useful than an impressive unsupported claim.
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No. A narrow truthful result is more useful than an impressive unsupported claim.
1:08 · Check 1
Support each part of the sentence.
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Support each part of the sentence.
1:14 · Check 2
Distinguish your work from team work.
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Distinguish your work from team work.
1:19 · Check 3
Say that the training used made-up data.
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Say that the training used made-up data.
1:24 · Now try a different case
Open the lesson and try its different practice case. Use every check in the full task. Watching alone does not mark the lesson complete.
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