Resume Building

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Clippy replied

18 May 2010, 20:45
Ah, it's joey with his female persona.

Chloe - what are you wearing tonight???
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sasguru replied

18 May 2010, 19:20
Resume building what? I didn't start in the first place.
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rootsnall replied

18 May 2010, 19:17
Originally posted by ChloeRadshaw View Post

Just interested in peoples thoughts here.

Does it make much difference if you have stayed at places for just one year and then moved on?

Do employers look at long stints at companies as being a good thing or is 1 year at a place sufficient?

I have a great role that is materialising and I ve been at my current gig for 11 months (This was my first time as a contractor) Before that I was a perm for a year at a different place and was elsewhere for 3 years...

Stay until you are fed up, or they kick you out. Then worry about your resume.
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ChloeRadshaw started a topic Resume Building

18 May 2010, 19:09
Resume Building

Just interested in peoples thoughts here.

Does it make much difference if you have stayed at places for just one year and then moved on?

Do employers look at long stints at companies as being a good thing or is 1 year at a place sufficient?

I have a great role that is materialising and I ve been at my current gig for 11 months (This was my first time as a contractor) Before that I was a perm for a year at a different place and was elsewhere for 3 years...
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