Re: Keep Track of Experience

["Mark L. Levinson" <nosnivel -at- netvision -dot- net -dot- il>]

Subash writes:
> You can always customize your resume according to
> the requirement.

Yes, but in moderation.  Not to the point where, even
to the reader of the resume, you look like a chameleon.
I think the "Goals" line, if you have one, is the most
sensitive.  In more than one case, I've looked at a resume
with a "Goals" line obsequiously echoing my own want ad and
said to myself "Yeah, right..."

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