Promoted numerous times--how to display on resume?

Question

I've worked with a company for over 6 years and have held at least 4 different positions/titles within the company and am now an executive. How do I show my growth in the company, on my resume? Should I?

Answer 1

I would strongly recommend using this format:

XYZ Company, New York, NY 1999 - Present

Project Manager (2002 - Present)
Blah blah blah blah...

Project Engineer (1999 - 2002)
Blah blah blah blah...

This format is well organized and makes your long tenure at XYZ very obvious. It is, in fact, very important to show your career path, but to do so in an organized and brief way. Your resume should be about 1.5 pages for every ten years you've worked.

Answer 2

If I were doing it I would merely say that I worked there 4 years and that I was promoted 4 times, current position is executive in which position I earn $___.
Showing promotion is a good thing; just remember that your new salary will be based on the last salary you earned. Generally they will start you out at the same salary or slightly higher.

Answer 3

When that happened to me I just listed each position as a separate job for the same company...

Answer 4

Give your current position. In the explanation, give your first position and then say "promoted four times in the past six yerars."

Answer 5

this is important, ofcourse u should show it! just state from wat date to wat date u held that position, the name of the position and the resposibilities for that position