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I have been at my job now for almost a year (which I love my job and dont plan on leaving any time soon) but haven't really updated my resume since I got this job. I have worked in 3 departments so far and start a new position next week. How should I put all of my responsibilities. Also all of my department changes were not because I was a bad fit or did a bad job in other departments and I have had different managers try to get me back to their departments.
Re: Resume
what's the question? are you trying to figure out how to update your resume because you have been at the same job but in different departments and you're not sure how to write it out on your resume?
Confused about what your wanting to accomplish
This. It's always a good idea to keep your resume updated. Personally, I also keep a running list of key accomplishments and supporting facts/figures. That way, when I need to present a resume to someone, I can quickly consult my list and tailor the contents to that specific occasion.
When writing about job experience in a resume your company details would come up and after that you may mention Different verticals in your company you have worked and just show your areas of responsibility that you handled in those verticals or departments of your company .And later show the months of experience you had in those area’s.