Dear Sam: I would love your opinion on a couple of things, please. My daughter is 23 and just out of college with a Public Health degree, which included international study in Edinburgh. In her now bona fide search for her first “real job,” I don’t think she’s getting past many of the readers or scanners with her resume. She is ultra-responsible and worked one job as an assistant manager of a retail chain and has been a nanny to twin girls practically since birth, who are now seven years old, all the while going to school full time. At 22, she had managed to travel to 22 countries. Doesn’t this count for something? She researches and snags the best deals, finds accommodations, and figures
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