Pay attention to the impression your resume makes by its layout and the way you express yourself. Remember to use action-oriented words, and check and recheck your resume, particularly for typographical errors. It is important to prepare for interviews by learning as much as possible about the organization beforehand. For major business corporations, financial information may be available from the company's financial relations office. Showing samples of your work is important, but keep in mind that they should represent your best efforts.
Quality is more impressive than quantity.
Every candidate for a public relations position must remember that the number of persons hired for any particular opening is small compared to the number interviewed. Rejection is no cause to suppose you will not qualify elsewhere. Consider your job hunt as a learning experience. Through perseverance you can will the opportunity to begin your public relations career. From Public Relations Society of America's World Wide Web site.