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But this method clearly wouldn't work for this client because he began working for that last employer sometime in the mid 1960s - a date that we did not want to include on the resume. So instead, we left off the total dates with each company and just listed dates in each position, going back approximately 15-20 years. Like this: Employer 1, location Current position (20xx - Present) Employer 2, location Position a (20xx - 20xx) Position b (19xx - 20xx) Position c (19xx - 19xx) Position d (19xx - 19xx) ** Additional experience includes... DON'T leave dates of education off of your resume u
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