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Be Clear. If you worked with a staffing agency; include them on your resume, in addition to the company you worked for. ... Focus on Your Accomplishments. Rather than placing attention on the number of positions you've held, focus instead on the skills utilized in those positions. ... Group it Together.
For one thing, contract work is not a bad thing in fact, it's how plenty of people make most or all of their total income. Plenty of employers are aware of this, even if others are still catching up. But in either situation, leaving off your contract work is something that you likely can't afford to do.
Do not hesitate to list contract work on your resume. Yes, these positions are temporary, and often mission-specific but they are important nonetheless. In fact, most hiring managers are now familiar with this type of employment.
Be Clear. If you worked with a staffing agency; include them on your resume, in addition to the company you worked for. ... Focus on Your Accomplishments. Rather than placing attention on the number of positions you've held, focus instead on the skills utilized in those positions. ... Group it Together.
Be Clear. If you worked with a staffing agency; include them on your resume, in addition to the company you worked for. ... Focus on Your Accomplishments. Rather than placing attention on the number of positions you've held, focus instead on the skills utilized in those positions. ... Group it Together.
Be sure to include the word temp, temporary, or contract next to the job title to explain to the reader why your employment with that company was so short-lived. In addition, this is one of those times when you're probably better off listing your start and end dates using both the month and the year.
For example, you could list your employment history as “Independent Contractor — U.S. Department of Labor” followed by a brief description of your responsibilities and accomplishments while you were in that role. The description of your job shouldn't be any different from it would if you were a government employee.
Many job seekers fear the temporary nature of contract work. And, candidates might think contract work is only for low-paying, entry-level positions. As a recruiter, you need to give reasons why leaving a full-time job for a contract position can be worth the risk. ... Contract positions leave room for professional growth.
Before leaving a full-time job for a contract position, a candidate considers their risk. In some cases, the good qualities of contract work outweigh the bad. Many job seekers find that the advantages of contract work are worth the risk.
Contract-to-hire jobs can be good for employment gaps. And if there is a gap on your resume after your contract is up, It's much easier for an employee to explain to a hiring manager why they left a contract job, versus a full-time employed job after just a few months, says Verona.
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