Re: Updating Resume?

[TechComm Dood <techcommdood -at- gmail -dot- com>]

> The longer you have worked in a field, the less likely that a resume will be a
> complete history of every job that you have held. Be selective. Either mention
> only the major contracting you have done, or else prepare summaries of all
> positions, and select only the relevant ones for each job.

Right.

> Another alternative is to list all the jobs under your company's name. If you
> don't have a limited company or sole proprietorship, you can use a title such as
> Misc. Consulting Work. Summarize the types of work you did, and name some of
> your major clients.

That's what I've done.

Also, consider a custom resume, based on the types of work you're
looking to win from the client. That will help you prioritize your
experience on the page, and will get your resume a bit more attention
because "Hey, this person's experience lines right up with what we're
looking for!!!"

:-)

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