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Supplemental Attachment means any Customer-owned, Customer- leased or other third-party wired, wireless or self-energized hardware, equipment, assembly, apparatus, or device, including all support infrastructure and associated wiring, cabling and circuitry, that is physically affixed and/or electrically connected to ...

Supplemental information is any additional materials, documents, or deliverables that provide extra facts to the resume. If a candidate's situation is unique, supplemental information can help paint a better picture. It can also provide a comprehensive snapshot of your education, background, and credentials.

Supplemental Skills provides learners with opportunity to enhance their career ready portfolio by focusing on the skills needed in today's workforce.

This section is where you should place any extracurricular activities (e.g. club membership, college sports, community service, volunteer work that is not listed as experience), Professional organization memberships, and awards/recognition you received.

Examples include a supplemental letter of recommendation from an individual who is not a teacher, an update regarding a recent honor or award received, or an explanation of a change in coursework. Supplemental information does not include required materials.

Additional comments are a chance to provide more information about yourself or your qualifications that didn't fit your resume. However, it's important to be concise and clear.

Supplemental Skills provides learners with opportunity to enhance their career ready portfolio by focusing on the skills needed in today's workforce.

Supplemental information for your resume includes documents or materials that provide additional information that may be relevant for recruiters or hiring managers. This information explains extenuating circumstances or helps develop a more thorough framework of your experience, credentials, education and background.