Resume question
advanex1
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Hey guys,
Getting my resume and website together for the transition out of military service, but I have a question that is tripping me up. How (with the formatting provided by ptilsen) do I go about listing the various positions within the same company.
I've been with the Army for 8 years and have served in 5 different positions, I want to make sure I capture all of that with the time frames while not crowding the resume with the same company name over and over.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
J
Getting my resume and website together for the transition out of military service, but I have a question that is tripping me up. How (with the formatting provided by ptilsen) do I go about listing the various positions within the same company.
I've been with the Army for 8 years and have served in 5 different positions, I want to make sure I capture all of that with the time frames while not crowding the resume with the same company name over and over.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
J
Currently Reading: CISM: All-in-One
New Blog: https://jpinit.com/blog
New Blog: https://jpinit.com/blog
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keenon Member Posts: 1,922 ■■■■□□□□□□you list all the jobs in order from current to past.Become the stainless steel sharp knife in a drawer full of rusty spoons
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advanex1 Member Posts: 365 ■■■■□□□□□□Right.. I guess I’m more asking about the formatting.. for example:
US Army
Senior Network Administrator
February 2009 – Present
Personal Communications Coordinator
February 2015 – 2016
OR
US Army
Senior Network Administrator
February 2016 – Present
US Army
Personal Communications Coordinator
February 2015 – 2016
See what I mean? Keep listing US Army every time? Is there a better way to do that from experience?Currently Reading: CISM: All-in-One
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LaSeeno Member Posts: 64 ■■■□□□□□□□I think listing each position separately with the same "employer" is fine.
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SweenMachine Member Posts: 300 ■■■■□□□□□□Right.. I guess I’m more asking about the formatting.. for example:
US Army
Senior Network Administrator
February 2009 – Present
Personal Communications Coordinator
February 2015 – 2016
OR
US Army
Senior Network Administrator
February 2016 – Present
US Army
Personal Communications Coordinator
February 2015 – 2016
See what I mean? Keep listing US Army every time? Is there a better way to do that from experience?
From a review perspective, in the military resumes that I have viewed while interviewing, it is generally the first example. I also happen to think it reads the best too.
On my resume, I don't list all my previous roles with my current company, just my Director position. However, I have come to realize because military positions can be SO different and so varied, I would definitely list them all.
Good luck and thank you for your service!!
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DatabaseHead Member Posts: 2,754 ■■■■■■■■■■It's preference and will change person to person.
I personally like listing one employer and stepping the jobs down one bullet level describing your role / task. (Sort of like you did above). I am working off the assumption the last role you had was the one you want to leverage the most. -
advanex1 Member Posts: 365 ■■■■□□□□□□Awesome, thanks for the feedback everyone.Currently Reading: CISM: All-in-One
New Blog: https://jpinit.com/blog