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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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Do i need to bring my resume?

Not a bad idea to have a copy. Bring whatever paperwork makes you feel comfortable. If they don't ask for it, you are only out the cost of lugging the paper around!

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I wasn't asked for mine but as the above poster suggested it doesn't hurt to take it along. :)


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Filed: Country: Australia
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Not required but you're welcome to bring it with you. The main part is make sure everything is organised because they will ask for certain documents throughout the interview process and it's important you're not wasting their time trying to find these documents.

 
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