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Should my work resume be one page, or can it be two or more? Should it contain ALL of my experience?

Discussion in 'Wildlife & Nature Conservation' started by Ty Kuykendall, 2 Apr 2020.

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Should my resume be one page, or can it be two or more? Should it contain ALL of my work experience?

  1. One page - and yes, it should.

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  2. One page - and no, it doesn't need to.

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  3. One or two pages - and yes, it should.

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  4. One or two pages - and no, it doesn't need to.

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  5. One or two pages, and can be longer - and yes, it should.

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  6. One or two pages, and can be longer - and no, it doesn't need to.

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  1. Ty Kuykendall

    Ty Kuykendall Member

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    I'm applying for an animal care position. The requirements are at least one year of experience working with wildlife; and a high school diploma/GED at least, or a bachelor's degree at most, for academic qualification.

    I have a diploma and an associate's. I have an additional two years of wildlife experience that I hope would compensate for not having a bachelor's (2 more years of college).

    Anyhow, should it only be one page long - or can it be one page or more longer? Is it supposed to detail ALL of my wildlife care experience?
     
    Ty Kuykendall, 2 Apr 2020
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