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20 Oct 2015, 18:29
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On my resume I would like to list three separate job positions that I held. I consider each position to be full-time as I (generally but not always) worked 40 hours per week for each job. The issue is that my stay in the different job positions overlap, but I would like to count the entire time at each in my total full-time work experience. Essentially I was working two full-time jobs at the same time either by moon-lighting or manipulating the time difference by working remotely abroad providing myself the time for both positions.
The progression is as follows:
Job 1: 01/2013 - 03/2014 : Full-time office job
Job 2: 08/2013 - 05/2014 : Moon-lit from home after hours and on the weekend (40 hours)
05/2013 - Present: Moved abroad to make this my professional focus but was still able to manipulate the time difference to split the work in between the morning and late night
Job 3: 07/2014 - 03/2015 : Worked 10-hour days 4x a week while juggling Job 2 in the mornings, evenings, and off-days
How would something like this be best covered for the app on my resume, experience section, and/or optional essay?
Any help and input would be appreciated!
The progression is as follows:
Job 1: 01/2013 - 03/2014 : Full-time office job
Job 2: 08/2013 - 05/2014 : Moon-lit from home after hours and on the weekend (40 hours)
05/2013 - Present: Moved abroad to make this my professional focus but was still able to manipulate the time difference to split the work in between the morning and late night
Job 3: 07/2014 - 03/2015 : Worked 10-hour days 4x a week while juggling Job 2 in the mornings, evenings, and off-days
How would something like this be best covered for the app on my resume, experience section, and/or optional essay?
Any help and input would be appreciated!
20 Oct 2015, 18:34
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just found this other thread with the same question:
resume-question-206559.html
two full-time jobs at the same time does not double work experience over the same time period...
resume-question-206559.html
two full-time jobs at the same time does not double work experience over the same time period...
25 Nov 2015, 20:38
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I think it is something you should make known in an optional essay. For your resume I might list the job you were moonlighting at as something in your "additional" section along with hobbies or other special projects. The risk of making it looking like a full time job is that some people might think it really isn't possible to work two jobs full time at once. And in some cases it might even bring up ethical concerns. Many companies have restrictions on outside employment.
