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07 Jul 2009, 19:48
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I was thinking you'd name the employer once and then below that break it down into:
Employer
Title
-Achievement
-Achievement
-Achievement
Title
-Achievement
-Achievement
-Achievement[/quote]
That's what I did for my resume...plus I provide the dates after the titles of course.
But on the application form itself where you need to list your employment history, I don't think the page can break into two titles for 1 employer.
I was thinking you'd name the employer once and then below that break it down into:
Employer
Title
-Achievement
-Achievement
-Achievement
Title
-Achievement
-Achievement
-Achievement[/quote]
That's what I did for my resume...plus I provide the dates after the titles of course.
But on the application form itself where you need to list your employment history, I don't think the page can break into two titles for 1 employer.
07 Jul 2009, 20:00
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I had three promotions at the same company. I rewrote the name of the company each time, for each position, along with the dates of employment. I did the same thing on the resume as well...
07 Jul 2009, 20:11
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thats the way I plan on doing it as well. I've been promoted once, and i transferred to a better group before my promotion as well, so i'm going to have all three roles put on.
ACN, have you seen darden's resume book? its floating around here somewhere. it has some examples of people who worked at one company and split out the roles in the way we are discussing.
ACN, have you seen darden's resume book? its floating around here somewhere. it has some examples of people who worked at one company and split out the roles in the way we are discussing.
