I worked some jobs that in my opinion are pretty bad and not many people respect so I wanna leave them off the resume, the thing is, how do I fill the gap and explain it in the resume?
How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my resume
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Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
you could leave them off and say you worked for your family in that ime period.
you could leave them off and say you worked for your family in that ime period.
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
This is a good idea, thanks...
and thanks to the two other cats with the advice.
This is a good idea, thanks...
and thanks to the two other cats with the advice.
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
Self employment. Put on your resume that you started your own business. Then list the job functions you had.
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
I stopped putting dates (months, years) on my resume. Fuck it. I just list the jobs that I have, leave out the ones that I don't want on there. Or just put more highlights on the jobs I want noticed.
I stopped putting dates (months, years) on my resume. Fuck it. I just list the jobs that I have, leave out the ones that I don't want on there. Or just put more highlights on the jobs I want noticed.
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
You need to call the company first and see if you can verify.
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
Do they check graduation dates as well?
Do they check graduation dates as well?
mit_dropout
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Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
In other words your job performance sucked at those jobs. You probably got fired from them and thats why you want to leave them out. Employers aren't offended at someone doing a low-end job. If anything it shows them you are serious about work and you have humility. Nobody is going to deny you a job because you took a job cleaning toilets or McDonalds.
In other words your job performance sucked at those jobs. You probably got fired from them and thats why you want to leave them out. Employers aren't offended at someone doing a low-end job. If anything it shows them you are serious about work and you have humility. Nobody is going to deny you a job because you took a job cleaning toilets or McDonalds.
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
depends, every now and then you'll run across a company that wants you to fill out transcript request forms
depends, every now and then you'll run across a company that wants you to fill out transcript request forms
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
I never worked at mickey d's but trust me put mickey d's on your resume and see where that gets you?
Keep on telling yourself that... employers won't fuck with you if you worked shit jobs in the past, best to leave them off....
This is America, that righteous cac talk is all smoke and mirrors.
Employers aren't offended at someone doing a low-end job. If anything it shows them you are serious about work and you have humility. Nobody is going to deny you a job because you took a job cleaning toilets or McDonalds.
I never worked at mickey d's but trust me put mickey d's on your resume and see where that gets you?
Keep on telling yourself that... employers won't fuck with you if you worked shit jobs in the past, best to leave them off....
This is America, that righteous cac talk is all smoke and mirrors.
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
Those are the easiest to check
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
this is fine if you're just applying at Target or Hooters but if you trying to get a real job where you can see yourself retiring from it's best to tell the truth because if you get hired and it's soon discovered you lied on your application/resume your ass is out the door no questions asked.
this is fine if you're just applying at Target or Hooters but if you trying to get a real job where you can see yourself retiring from it's best to tell the truth because if you get hired and it's soon discovered you lied on your application/resume your ass is out the door no questions asked.
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
This.
This.
mit_dropout
Banned
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
Your theory about only writing down your most flattering jobs on your resume is a bit silly. Bosses want to see that you're willing to do whatever job, and whatever it takes. Once again, it shows character if in 2003 you were the district manager of a company, got laid off, and took a janitor job in the meantime to support your family.
What would they rather see, you were a janitor, or you were a black woman who resorts to welfare the minute shit gets rough?
Dude, if you've been working decent jobs, and had a one or 2 crummy jobs in between because you got laid off or whatever, an employer will not hold that against you. However, if your only jobs were McDonalds and you're applying for V.P. of Microsoft, you have a problem.
Your theory about only writing down your most flattering jobs on your resume is a bit silly. Bosses want to see that you're willing to do whatever job, and whatever it takes. Once again, it shows character if in 2003 you were the district manager of a company, got laid off, and took a janitor job in the meantime to support your family.
What would they rather see, you were a janitor, or you were a black woman who resorts to welfare the minute shit gets rough?
Re: How can I pull this off? I want to leave out about 3 years worth of jobs on my re
Disturbing Job Ads: 'The Unemployed Will Not Be Considered'
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/04/disturbing-job-ads-the-un_n_600665.html
Dude, if you've been working decent jobs, and had a one or 2 crummy jobs in between because you got laid off or whatever, an employer will not hold that against you. However, if your only jobs were McDonalds and you're applying for V.P. of Microsoft, you have a problem.
Your theory about only writing down your most flattering jobs on your resume is a bit silly. Bosses want to see that you're willing to do whatever job, and whatever it takes. Once again, it shows character if in 2003 you were the district manager of a company, got laid off, and took a janitor job in the meantime to support your family.
What would they rather see, you were a janitor, or you were a black woman who resorts to welfare the minute shit gets rough?
Disturbing Job Ads: 'The Unemployed Will Not Be Considered'
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/04/disturbing-job-ads-the-un_n_600665.html