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I helped in the organization and monitoring of a large annual project as an intern.
Which would you include on your resume:
a) Organized and monitored the progress of a...
or
b) Assisted in the organization and monitoring of a... ?
I feel like (a) takes too much credit, even though I'm pretty sure that's the wrong way of thinking. I did organize and I did monitor, I just didn't do those two things alone. Does writing it this way come across as deceiving or am I over analyzing?
I feel like (b) is the most accurate, but doesn't take enough ownership... and ownership is key.

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Re: Resume question
If A takes too much ownership and B takes too little ownership... is there a C?
I would personally be carfeful of taking too much credit during an internship position. You wouldn't want to needlessly raise any eyebrows.
C.) Played a vital role in a large annual... ?
ohhh, I like Ger.
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That's what I was struggling with. The project was a very large project and I went on to provide a brief, one-sentence description, so I was hoping it would be obvious that it clearly wasn't a one-person job. But I want to put appropriate emphasis on it since 95% of my job was to organize, monitor, and complete parts of this project...
bah. resumes suck!
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This. And its always handy to have them know you are a "team player" without lamely saying in the resume "Team Player"
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