INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's perfectly acceptable to ask questions of your interviewer about what aspects of your resume and experience you ought to discuss. This way, you can jump right into the most relevant portions of the resume and ingratiate yourself to your interviewer by saving them time. For example, ask your interviewer something like, "What part of my educational background or work experience is most interesting to you?" To be even more precise, you can also ask your interviewer how much time they would like you to spend discussing specific portions of your resume. When asked about your previous jobs and experience, don't feel like you have to go through your entire career in chronological order. Instead, state that you'd like to start with a particular job that involved skills or activities that are most relevant to the position you're applying for and go from there. This strategy has the added benefit of preventing you from being rambling in your answer. Moreover, if your interviewer remains interested in other aspects of your prior experience, they will most likely ask about them in a follow-up question. In any case, do mention your two most recent jobs and explain why you ultimately ended up leaving them and applying for this new job. The ultimate truth is that whoever is interviewing you wants to know why they should hire you and the different parts of your resume don't all speak to this question. So, you should take the initiative during the interview to talk up the unique skills, educational background, or experiences that make you the best applicant for the job. For example, if one of your previous jobs was very similar to the job you're currently applying for, talk about the relevant experience and skill sets you acquired through that job and how you could bring them to bear on the new position. Don't try to summarize each prior position or educational experience in its entirety; instead, focus on describing those aspects of the job or training that are most relevant to this position. Although you want to be concise for the sake of time, you should also avoid going through your resume so quickly that you end up skipping over too many details. Be succinct when discussing the less relevant parts of your resume and be more detailed when discussing your most relevant experience. For example, spend ample time discussing any previous jobs that were similar in responsibilities and required skills to the job you're currently applying for. Meanwhile, spend as little time as possible on prior jobs that aren't relevant to this position at all. If you skimp too much on the details of your resume, your answers may come across to the interviewer as superficial.

SUMMARY: Clarify what parts of your resume your interviewer is most interested in. Prioritize discussing your most relevant work experience first. Emphasize the parts of your resume that highlight what you bring to the position. Avoid skimping on the details of your resume.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Preheat the oven to 325 Fahrenheit or 162 Celsius. Grease and flour two 9-inch round baking pans. In a large bowl, combine the flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, cocoa powder, and sugar. Mix until the dry ingredients are properly folded in. Pour in the hot coffee, canola oil, and buttermilk into the dry ingredients. Mix using a whisk or hand blender, until the ingredients resemble a light brown cake batter. Crack in the eggs and pour in the vanilla extract into the cake batter. Mix one last time until there are no more flour streaks and the chocolate cake batter is slightly thick. Using a rubber spatula, scrape the cake batter into both of the cake pans. Remove any leftover batter by scraping the edges of the bowl. Place both cake pans in the oven to bake. Have the cake bake for about an hour, until the cake rises and is fluffy. Check to see if the cake is ready by sticking a small knife in the middle. If it comes out clean, it is fully baked. Remove both pans from the oven and have the cakes cool on a wire rack for about ten minutes. Leave them until they are cool enough to touch. Consider stacking both cakes to make a two-layer chocolate cake. Frost with chocolate buttercream frosting and/or decorate with any desired toppings such as berries, powdered sugar, coconut flakes, and sprinkles Slice the chocolate cake and serve on a serving plate. Enjoy!
Summary: Prepare to make the cake. Mix the dry ingredients. Add the coffee, oil, and buttermilk. Add the eggs and vanilla. Pour batter into the cake pans. Bake the cake. Let the cake cool. Frost and decorate. Serve and enjoy!

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One-sentence summary -- Open the Google Play Store on your Android. Search WhatsApp on the Play Store. Tap the green INSTALL button next to WhatsApp. Tap the green OPEN button. Tap the AGREE AND CONTINUE button. Set up a new WhatsApp account.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: com. On your web browser, enter https://www.twitter.com and hit enter. On the homepage, enter your full name, email address, and preferred password on the given fields. Make sure the username reflects your organization; keep it short and simple so others will easily notice it. After that, click on "Create My Account" at the bottom of the screen. Twitter will send you a confirmation email, so check your email and look for the verification email from Twitter. Once you open it, simply click on the link provided and voila! Your account has been verified.

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Go to Twitter. Create an account for your organization. Choose a Username for your organization. Confirm your account.