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Leaving 6 months after an internal promotion. How to show on CV?
Implications of showing promotions on CV?Hiding promotions on CV because no real change in responsibilitiesImplications of refusing a 'software engineer' role working for people who were forced to hire me?Manager surprised with request for promotionManager keeps hiring higher paid employees?How to handle having three jobs in eight months?I've been passed over for promotion. How should I respond?I had the best performance review on the team, but another colleague was promotedAre my fears about an internal offer during a redundancy process justified?Am I on probation / what are my options (internal promotion) UK
I worked at a company for 2 years and I then became ACCA qualified. I was promoted to a role within the same team, but with different and greater level of responsibilities. At the time, I wanted to leave the company, but, due to the convenience and package offered, I accepted. I believe this to be a mistake in hindsight.
6 months later, I’m still really not enjoying life there and need to move on. But I’m unsure how to present this short 6 month period on my CV, which was different from the job I was doing up until my promotion.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I would show this?
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I worked at a company for 2 years and I then became ACCA qualified. I was promoted to a role within the same team, but with different and greater level of responsibilities. At the time, I wanted to leave the company, but, due to the convenience and package offered, I accepted. I believe this to be a mistake in hindsight.
6 months later, I’m still really not enjoying life there and need to move on. But I’m unsure how to present this short 6 month period on my CV, which was different from the job I was doing up until my promotion.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I would show this?
resume job-change promotion
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hi and welcome to Workplace. What type of position are you applying for? Maybe specifying your roles (the ones that lasted 2 years and 6 months) would be helpful for answering
– aaaaaa
45 mins ago
So you have been at your company for 2.5 years, just on different teams?
– mcknz
40 mins ago
Do you not know how to show any promotion on your CV? Or are you just concerned because the time period was short?
– Joe Strazzere
21 mins ago
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I worked at a company for 2 years and I then became ACCA qualified. I was promoted to a role within the same team, but with different and greater level of responsibilities. At the time, I wanted to leave the company, but, due to the convenience and package offered, I accepted. I believe this to be a mistake in hindsight.
6 months later, I’m still really not enjoying life there and need to move on. But I’m unsure how to present this short 6 month period on my CV, which was different from the job I was doing up until my promotion.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I would show this?
resume job-change promotion
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I worked at a company for 2 years and I then became ACCA qualified. I was promoted to a role within the same team, but with different and greater level of responsibilities. At the time, I wanted to leave the company, but, due to the convenience and package offered, I accepted. I believe this to be a mistake in hindsight.
6 months later, I’m still really not enjoying life there and need to move on. But I’m unsure how to present this short 6 month period on my CV, which was different from the job I was doing up until my promotion.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I would show this?
resume job-change promotion
resume job-change promotion
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hi and welcome to Workplace. What type of position are you applying for? Maybe specifying your roles (the ones that lasted 2 years and 6 months) would be helpful for answering
– aaaaaa
45 mins ago
So you have been at your company for 2.5 years, just on different teams?
– mcknz
40 mins ago
Do you not know how to show any promotion on your CV? Or are you just concerned because the time period was short?
– Joe Strazzere
21 mins ago
add a comment |
hi and welcome to Workplace. What type of position are you applying for? Maybe specifying your roles (the ones that lasted 2 years and 6 months) would be helpful for answering
– aaaaaa
45 mins ago
So you have been at your company for 2.5 years, just on different teams?
– mcknz
40 mins ago
Do you not know how to show any promotion on your CV? Or are you just concerned because the time period was short?
– Joe Strazzere
21 mins ago
hi and welcome to Workplace. What type of position are you applying for? Maybe specifying your roles (the ones that lasted 2 years and 6 months) would be helpful for answering
– aaaaaa
45 mins ago
hi and welcome to Workplace. What type of position are you applying for? Maybe specifying your roles (the ones that lasted 2 years and 6 months) would be helpful for answering
– aaaaaa
45 mins ago
So you have been at your company for 2.5 years, just on different teams?
– mcknz
40 mins ago
So you have been at your company for 2.5 years, just on different teams?
– mcknz
40 mins ago
Do you not know how to show any promotion on your CV? Or are you just concerned because the time period was short?
– Joe Strazzere
21 mins ago
Do you not know how to show any promotion on your CV? Or are you just concerned because the time period was short?
– Joe Strazzere
21 mins ago
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I would just list the promoted title under the same company as the previous title e.g.
Bob's Burgers | New York, New York
HR Manager | Oct 2018 - current
Talent Coordinator | Oct 2016 - Oct 2018
The shorter duration in the new role is not enough to leave it off your resume in my opinion. I generally wouldn't leave a promotion off your resume in general.
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I would just list the promoted title under the same company as the previous title e.g.
Bob's Burgers | New York, New York
HR Manager | Oct 2018 - current
Talent Coordinator | Oct 2016 - Oct 2018
The shorter duration in the new role is not enough to leave it off your resume in my opinion. I generally wouldn't leave a promotion off your resume in general.
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I would just list the promoted title under the same company as the previous title e.g.
Bob's Burgers | New York, New York
HR Manager | Oct 2018 - current
Talent Coordinator | Oct 2016 - Oct 2018
The shorter duration in the new role is not enough to leave it off your resume in my opinion. I generally wouldn't leave a promotion off your resume in general.
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I would just list the promoted title under the same company as the previous title e.g.
Bob's Burgers | New York, New York
HR Manager | Oct 2018 - current
Talent Coordinator | Oct 2016 - Oct 2018
The shorter duration in the new role is not enough to leave it off your resume in my opinion. I generally wouldn't leave a promotion off your resume in general.
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I would just list the promoted title under the same company as the previous title e.g.
Bob's Burgers | New York, New York
HR Manager | Oct 2018 - current
Talent Coordinator | Oct 2016 - Oct 2018
The shorter duration in the new role is not enough to leave it off your resume in my opinion. I generally wouldn't leave a promotion off your resume in general.
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hi and welcome to Workplace. What type of position are you applying for? Maybe specifying your roles (the ones that lasted 2 years and 6 months) would be helpful for answering
– aaaaaa
45 mins ago
So you have been at your company for 2.5 years, just on different teams?
– mcknz
40 mins ago
Do you not know how to show any promotion on your CV? Or are you just concerned because the time period was short?
– Joe Strazzere
21 mins ago