Writing resumes

[Bigpar31]

I feel jobs are temporary way of living until your network marketing business can take off giving you residual income for life. It could take 2-10 years oppose to 30-40 at a job. Writeing resumes in my mind are a complete waste of time. There are faster ways to make money.
 

[countrygirl12]

I feel jobs are temporary way of living until your network marketing business can take off giving you residual income for life. It could take 2-10 years oppose to 30-40 at a job. Writeing resumes in my mind are a complete waste of time. There are faster ways to make money.
 

You can't get a job without a resume.  Every job I have applied for even if they have a 20 page application of their own they want a resume.  I swear the last one I filled out (application) I just started putting "Refer to Resume".  No need to give them ALL that info twice.  And the entire world can't have a "Network Marketing Business".  People have to have jobs to earn a living.  Other wise referring to another thread on here they will be standing in parking lots begging other people for money. lol.

[sgluckadoo]

I keep my CV fairly up to date. I have been in the same position for 10 years, so there isn't much job stuff to update, but professional development and things of that nature are added as I complete them.

[dreamyxo]

I've been on my job almost seven years now but the last time I updated it was about a year ago when I was applying for another job.

[dbsaus1]

Great advice, Janice. I always labored over wring my resume. You really simplified things.

[kingozzy]

My last time I wrote a resume was about 12 years ago for the job I currently am still at right now