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@MangoBookshelfRadio6 hours agoFrance
Can an experienced-hire consulting resume leave off early internships completely?
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I have about eight years of full-time experience and my resume is getting crowded. My internships were relevant at the time but now feel pretty minor. Is it okay to remove them entirely for consulting recruiting?
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My current industry resume starts with a three-line professional summary. When I look at consulting resumes, many seem to go straight into education and experience. Is a summary useful for an experienced hire, or is it usually wasted space?
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Mayank G.CoachA summary is optional, and many consulting resumes are stronger without one.
I got promoted after applying but before my interview. Should I send the recruiter an updated resume?
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I submitted my application a few weeks ago and just got promoted at work. My interview is already scheduled. Is it worth sending an updated resume now, or should I just mention the promotion during the interview?
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Mayank G.CoachYes, a meaningful promotion is a reasonable reason to send an updated resume, especially if it changes your title, scope or level of responsibility.
Can I combine two short promotions into one role on my consulting resume?
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I was promoted twice in about 18 months, but each title only lasted a few months. Listing every title separately makes the resume look cluttered. Can I group them under one company and show the progression another way?
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Mayank G.CoachYes. Group the roles under one employer as long as the progression remains clear and accurate.