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corej22

Whats an effective way to list multiple jobs in the same company? This is breaking the parse when I’m uploading resumes and I think might be affecting my callback rate.

I need feedback - North America

I’ve only had interviews from companies where you just upload your resume and it doesn’t parse it into a bunch of boxes so I think something is up.

Posted Aug 10, 2023, 9:01 PM UTC

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I did one employer at the top. Each job separate with months and years to the right of each job. Bullet points under each.

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