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cv format

Faolchu · 2011-03-15 08:52:18

ok my CV is pretty big, I'm in the IT sector and change jobes every 2 - 3 years. that in itself i think is no big deal because i've always progressed when i moved by gaining access to newer and wider technical knwoledge. But the thing is a lot of my roles have similiar duties ie building PCs, maintaining user accounts in…

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ok my CV is pretty big, I'm in the IT sector and change jobes every 2 - 3 years. that in itself i think is no big deal because i've always progressed when i moved by gaining access to newer and wider technical knwoledge. But the thing is a lot of my roles have similiar duties ie building PCs, maintaining user accounts in AD and all that lark.

I'm wondering to shorten my CV would it be worth putting down all the generic duties/technologies in one section then under each company list what was unique like projects, implementations, software that was unique to them etc?

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