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stupid questions

-what's the best way to list temp jobs? I was with one from 2006-2009, and another 2009-current. Mostly either part time or break assignments, all but 1 have been at a particular company, and it's been two different kinds of jobs (office coordinator, scheduler/unit clerk). I also held a (casual) position at this company 2004-2007.

-when you're "customizing" your resume, how do you do that? I don't really care to work for the company I've been temping at so I've been looking at other companies in the same field, but I have also been looking for other fields for their admin-y things.

-if you didn't really "do" anything spectacular at your jobs (hello, I'm a temp, I hold down the fort), what's a good way to maximize what you did do? right now I feel like my resume is a little "job description"-y.

-education: order of fields (degree, major, minor, school, year)? In progress or expected date?

I've just started at a new school, where I will graduate from. Finally. Probably in spring 2013, because I don't think I'll be allowed to take 18 credits over the summer so it bumps me down a semester.

My major right now is social sciences... because I had to pick something... lol... I have the option to swap to something a little more admin/business/management-y. Or I could minor in one of the above since it won't add any time on. Any thoughts about that?

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Re: stupid questions

  • Temp Jobs & Customizing Resume - I have one ginormous resume with everything. It is way to long to ever submit anywhere. I pick and choose the points I want to play up for a given resume. Having a "master copy" makes it much easier to cut and paste. In your case if you have such a wide range of experience and can really focus on the things that are most applicable to the job. You could completely eliminate a temp assignment if it was not applicable as long as there are no big time gaps.

    You definitely did great things, you just have to word it correctly. Use action words. Do a search for resume key words and you will find a lot of resources. And whenever possible use numbers/specific stats like "coordinated schedules for 30 employees vs. just coordinated schedules"

    Education - List the most current first. Also list any activities you participate in because people are looking for something that is going to make you stand out.

    You should major in whatever you think is most interesting and will be most valuable in your future career.

  • Don't list temp jobs unless they're relevant. If they are, list as the others

    You customize in a myriad of ways: using key words relevant to the job posting, including only work history that is relevant to the position you're pursuing, etc. All resumes should be somewhat customized

    Even if you didn't have accomplishments, you can have data, numbers, and specifics. "Administrative assistant duties" vs "handled administrative duties for senior VP of a Fortune 500 company"

    IMO order doesn't matter as long as it's clear. Mine is School, Degree, Year. Expected date sounds better than in progress

    Decide what you want to be when you grow up, and get a degree in that

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    Don't list temp jobs unless they're relevant. If they are, list as the others

    Decide what you want to be when you grow up, and get a degree in that

    They're relevant because they're most of my work history. Should I break out the most important/longest/best assignments? List with month and year?

    I want to be a doctor, actually... :) I need to graduate, pay down some debt, do a post-bacc, and then I can apply. So I'm looking at 3-4yrs after I finish this degree that I'll need a "real" job. 

    My "back up" goals also require more education but they're more flexible with the pre-reqs... just need a baccalaureate to get into the upper level programs.

    I'm fabulous.
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