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What would make me competitive when i pursue a career or promotion?

I'm in my junior year of high school and i'm wondering what i can do now before college to boost my resume or my understanding of the world.

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Haresh’s Answer

Try a summer job or internship to gain real-world work experience, as experience is the best teacher.
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Vinicius’s Answer

Hello everything is fine? Always look for more and more specializations in your area of ​​expertise. Today the market is increasingly competitive, and you have to always try to learn new things and try to be a proactive professional.
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Lauren’s Answer

If you already have a part-time job, use it as a reference for how you would want to move forward professionally. Do you want more responsibilities or opportunities to learn? If it's just a job, you can still find ways to learn from the experience how you would want to navigate yourself in the real world once you're in college.
If no job, volunteering opportunities are just a Google search away.
I volunteered through my church. I also helped at a Women's shelter doing whatever tasks they gave me (sanitizing donated items, babysitting, answered the phones, etc.).
I also volunteered at the daycare I used to attend and that actually turned into a paid job.
You never know what's out there until you look.
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Shahneela’s Answer

Be patient.
Get relevant work experience.
Engage in volunteer work.
Enhance your education.
Network.
Customize your resume for each job.
Build a professional online profile.
Obtain leadership skills.
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Necol’s Answer

Find an internship or volunteer opportunity in your community that is in the career area that you are interested in. You'll discover if it's twittering the path for you and you'll show potential colleges that you've investigated your major and stick with it. If your field isn't offered find something close and dedicate at least 2 hours a week to it.
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Abhishek’s Answer

Relevant experience in your field of interest and mastery of the skill set required in that field is all what you need. All the rest is just marketing and advertisement.
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