Listing multiple roles and titles with same company
mog27
Member Posts: 302
Hi,
I am trying to update my resume. I'm a DoD contractor and even though I worked with the same company the past 4 years I have had about 3 different job titles with 3 different tasks all with that same company. How would I list that on my resume? Do I list every job title with descriptions on my role?
Thanks
I am trying to update my resume. I'm a DoD contractor and even though I worked with the same company the past 4 years I have had about 3 different job titles with 3 different tasks all with that same company. How would I list that on my resume? Do I list every job title with descriptions on my role?
Thanks
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networker050184
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For me it would depend on how different the roles were. If they were fairly close I'd probably lump them into one picking the best stuff to put down. If they were completely different than I'd start separating them out with the time frame.An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made. -
JDMurray
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I have the same problem. I was a "Software Engineer" for the past two years, but now I'm a "System Security Engineer" with the same company. For now I just replaced one title with another on my resume, but if the new positions turns out to be significantly different from what I was doing, I will use one paragraph for each job classification I pick up at the same employer. -
westward
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Simple answer, example:
The Tech Company, Inc. 2006 - 2011
Network Technician (2006 - 200
Network Engineer (2009 - 2010)
Network Manager (2011 - PRESENT)
Network Technician
In this position I did...
Network Engineer
Upon being promoted to Network Engineer I....
Network Manager
I was so awesome that I..... -
mog27
Member Posts: 302
Is it better to list the job descriptions as bullets or complete paragraphs?"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- Ben Franklin
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blargoe
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I would personally use bullets for the most current title (which presumably is the most "elite" of the positions you have held with said company) to emphasize your accomplishments and responsibilities in the more advanced role. Then paragraphs to summarize the previous roles.
I would also list them in reverse order:
Network Manager (2011 - PRESENT)
Network Engineer (2009 - 2010)
Network Technician (2006 - 2009)IT guy since 12/00
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Dakinggamer87
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I would personally use bullets for the most current title (which presumably is the most "elite" of the positions you have held with said company) to emphasize your accomplishments and responsibilities in the more advanced role. Then paragraphs to summarize the previous roles.
I would also list them in reverse order:
Network Manager (2011 - PRESENT)
Network Engineer (2009 - 2010)
Network Technician (2006 - 2009)
I agree!!
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