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by quicklyfrozen
3731 days ago
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Out of curiosity, does this mean you drop older positions completely off the resume? Doesn't this make employers question the time periods not accounted for? BTW, I've needed a resume a few times even when not looking for a job -- e.g. a potential investor or acquirer wants to see resumes of all key personnel. |
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At a certain point, you take the date of your degree off the resume, and if they want a full history, they can ask for it.
The best plan is to have two documents: a career tracking document that covers everything you did, and how well you did it, and then your resume is simply a summary of the most important parts of that career document.