who can provide me with list of all my old jobs to use on future applications??

Question

my memory isn't what it once was and I need the info for future work applications

Answer 1

Most jobs ask for your work history going back 10 years, further than that and you are pushing it for your reader. If you leave out places in your work history (related to the job you are after or not) then your resume will have gaps of time missing in it. Request a report from Social Security (free), check your tax records and try to put together a time line of places and dates of positions held as best as you can.

Answer 2

If you have an extremely long job history list, then only put the jobs that are related to the field you are trying to get in on your application. For example, if you were trying to get a job at Taco Bell, you would put the fast food jobs you had in the past on the application, such as McDonalds, Burger King, wherever. Most employers are looking for related jobs you had anyway on the application, because they want to know how much experience and skills you have in order to perform well at the new job.

Answer 3

Actually I wouldn't list every single job i'd had, I would focus on the ones that were the most important or most relevant to the current job. If you can remember most of the details it should be ok.

Answer 4

You are the only person who knows where you worked. If you keep your tax records, and you should, you may be able to go back and look at your old W-2's and see when and where. Other than that, just forget it.

Answer 5

Get copies of the W-2's from your old tax returns .

Answer 6

Try Social Security -- they need to have that information to compile your records for benefits.

Answer 7

McDonald's

Answer 8

the IRS