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Re: General app question (how to show new jobs at same company) [#permalink]
Show them as separate positions. In fact, it can work in your favor as my interviewer remarked that the number of promotions I received was very impressive. It's an excellent way to show career progression--that you didn't have to switch shops to move up into higher positions. Being recognized internally at your company enough to be promoted is a very good indicator of your performance.

Another portion of my application asked for a detailed salary outline. So even if your job's title didn't change, it serves to show career progression as well.
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I made different entries with my job title for each of the positions I held.
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Re: General app question (how to show new jobs at same company) [#permalink]
FairPlay wrote:
Show them as separate positions. In fact, it can work in your favor as my interviewer remarked that the number of promotions I received was very impressive. It's an excellent way to show career progression--that you didn't have to switch shops to move up into higher positions. Being recognized internally at your company enough to be promoted is a very good indicator of your performance.

Another portion of my application asked for a detailed salary outline. So even if your job's title didn't change, it serves to show career progression as well.


Do most people list salary changes in their resume? I've had 2-3 major (> 10%) salary changes in the past few years, should I list them in the resume, or only when asked in the application?
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Do most people list salary changes in their resume? I've had 2-3 major (> 10%) salary changes in the past few years, should I list them in the resume, or only when asked in the application?


I've never seen any resume discuss salary or bonus. Unless an employer or school specifically asks for it, I wouldn't put any compensation data on a resume.
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jasonc wrote:
Do most people list salary changes in their resume? I've had 2-3 major (> 10%) salary changes in the past few years, should I list them in the resume, or only when asked in the application?


No, do list it on your resume. If required, schools will ask for salary/raises/bonuses in a separate part of the application. (Kind of like how you fill in your demographic information separately.) This goes into their stats as to how much of a salary increase their students achieve after graduation.
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Thanks for the clarification - a dumb question on my part - I would/should have known this if I started filling out the online apps :)
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Some schools request specific formats, I think that Chicago asks you to put salary info in your resume. I wouldnt put it on your resume unless the schools ask for it...
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Re: General app question (how to show new jobs at same company) [#permalink]
FairPlay wrote:
Show them as separate positions. In fact, it can work in your favor as my interviewer remarked that the number of promotions I received was very impressive. It's an excellent way to show career progression--that you didn't have to switch shops to move up into higher positions. Being recognized internally at your company enough to be promoted is a very good indicator of your performance.

Another portion of my application asked for a detailed salary outline. So even if your job's title didn't change, it serves to show career progression as well.


Thank you, this is very helpful. It is especially crucial for me because I've only worked at 1 company (since graduation) because of the promotions I've received and broad roles I've been given.
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Re: General app question (how to show new jobs at same company) [#permalink]
I grouped mine by different salary grades and different functions.

For example, I worked 7 years at a company, 5 years as an engineer, 2 years as business dev.

Years 1-3: Title: Engineer
did this and that and something else

Years 3-5: Title: Senior Engineer
increased responsibility, etc...

Years 5-7: Title: Business Development
different tasks and responsibilities

something like that. :)
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Re: General app question (how to show new jobs at same company) [#permalink]
kryzak wrote:
I grouped mine by different salary grades and different functions.

For example, I worked 7 years at a company, 5 years as an engineer, 2 years as business dev.

Years 1-3: Title: Engineer
did this and that and something else

Years 3-5: Title: Senior Engineer
increased responsibility, etc...

Years 5-7: Title: Business Development
different tasks and responsibilities

something like that. :)


There are resume books from Tuck and Wharton floating around...they also have some pretty handy examples of how to indicate role/titles within the same company :)
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