When creating a resume or vitae one should
A) assume that whatever research you are working on will be published and list it as already having been published.
B) pad the document with as many accomplishments as possible even if you have to bend the truth a little, because this document is a way to sell yourself.
C) include only those accomplishments already completed because including anything else is unethical.
D) make it as lengthy as possible to make it appear impressive.
C
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