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vanillagorilla3
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I'm sure this has probably been answered before but wasn't quite sure how to search for it.
How should one add things to a resume that they don't do as part of a current/past position? For instance, I'm trying to land a Linux-type role and/or move into something close to DevOps. I've been trying to learn Python and recently started working with Puppet on my own time. How can I show that without lying and saying I'm using it in my current job?
How should one add things to a resume that they don't do as part of a current/past position? For instance, I'm trying to land a Linux-type role and/or move into something close to DevOps. I've been trying to learn Python and recently started working with Puppet on my own time. How can I show that without lying and saying I'm using it in my current job?
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scaredoftests
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Put it in your cover letter or say something at the interview. OR you can put additional skills on the bottom of your resume. NEVER put it as what you did on the job.Never let your fear decide your fate....