You made it to the end.
Here's the thing about everything we've covered: reading it is step one. Actually doing it is step two through two hundred.
So before you close this course, here's what I want you to do.
Go to the Legion forum and post your resume for peer feedback. Not a recruiter. Not your uncle. Actual other people who are in roughly the same spot as you. This community is full of people who've looked at a lot of resumes, including their own, too many times. Fresh eyes will catch things you can't see anymore, because you've been staring at the same document for three weeks.
If you've got a cover letter draft, post that too. If you've got a LinkedIn profile you're not sure about, share the link. If you've been ghosted and don't know what went wrong, post the job description and your resume and let people tell you what they see.
You don't have to take all the feedback you get. Some of it will be wrong. Some of it will be useful. You decide. But you can't get feedback you don't ask for, and you can't get better in a vacuum.
The whole point of Legion is that your vocation isn't just your prayer life. It's also the actual work of building a life in the world. A lot of Catholic content treats professional life like an afterthought. It isn't. Work is where most of us spend most of our waking hours, and doing it well — and getting to do it in the first place — is part of what it means to show up as a Christian in the world.
So use the forum. Ask for help. Help someone else while you're at it. Keep applying. Keep tracking. Keep going.
You've got this.
And when you land the job (and you will), come back and tell us. Somebody three months behind you needs to hear it.
