How do you show that you held several different jobs at one company? you start entry level and reached manager

Answer 1

If you're talking about your resume, I would either list the same employer multiple times with each job title you had...or if space is a concern, work it into the job description along the lines of this:

ABC Manufacturing Company - Anywhere, USA
January 2000 - July 2006
Began as a file clerk, demonstrating organizational skills and excellent communication skills. Promoted to Supervisor in July 2001, supervising staff of five. Became Manager in December 2004, responsible for blah, blah, blah.

You get the idea, hopefully.

Answer 2

11 times

Answer 3

On your resume you would show under Previous Employment the name of the employer, your most recent position including dates from and to, duties and you could also add skills obtained while in that position. Then list every other position from most recent to least recent to cover the rest of the positions. For each title held ensure that it is in the left hand side of the page standing out from the rest of the body...and include the from/to dates beneath the title so that the prospective employer doesn't have to hunt for this information.

Good luck

Answer 4

This is a big plus, working in your favor. I will really show that as your credibility to work your way up the ladder thru hardwork, dedication. Your present co. has recognized your talents.

Resume is not the place to cut short your achievements.

Without telling a lie, you should highlight ALL your achievements that brough you to this level.

Your credibility, truthfulness, stick-to-itiveness will earn you the new position you now are seeking.

I will not give you advise on how to write a resume. Just google it and you will get a ton of samples - Search: resume writing or samples - or go to your library for excellent books on this subject.

Good luck.

Answer 5

If the company's name hasn't changed, only list it once with your current or most recent job title. Then, list the other job titles (I assume you're using the reverse chronological format).

But if, for example, your entry level position isn't related to your current career goal, I wouldn't put it on your resume.

Answer 6

Go to the company's human resources department and ask for a list of all your past job titles while working for them and the dates from when you started and stopped doing those jobs. They should have those on file.

Answer 7

Explain it in the cover letter.

On the resume, list the company on top and then list your different positions with the relative dates below. Include the increasing reponsibilities under each position.

Answer 8

show as follows:

1995 to present allied corp

advanced through a series of increasingly responsible positions dealing with customer svc, logistics ete currently am manager of --- with the following major resps remember that today many comps scan resumes for key words and phrases such as project mangement cash flow analysis etc.

Answer 9

Hi...

What I did..was that I listed most recent to least recent...and I listed what the job desripction entailed...as well as the position...and dates that I held each position....

ie.

LT/D: Responsibilities, company and dates, etc.
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I hope this helps...

Answer 10

If you are typing a Resume. Just put down each job starting from the beginning to last or present duties. If it is an application, just put down your last job title.