Dear Reader: This is the third in a series of posts on properly showcasing your freelance experience on a resume.
In previous posts, we’ve established first that freelance work can be regarded with suspicion.
We also learned it’s possible to combat this by demonstrating the skills you’ve developed during your freelance career.
Today, we’ll firm up ways to do this, looking, specifically, at the functional resume, and comparing it to the chronological resume. Click Here to Read Article …
If you’re a freelancer thinking of crossing over into the world of traditional employment, or if you straddle both worlds, you have to think about presenting self-employment on your resume.
One might be tempted to take an “it-is-what-it-is” approach, just plopping the experience into your resume.
But because working at home or running a business of any kind is different from being part of an organization, employers have their own particular ways of looking at such work on someone’s resume.
Over the next couple of weeks, I’ll present a series on ways to incorporate your freelance work onto your resume.
Today’s post will focus on some of the potential red flags that employers sometimes perceive. Click Here to Read Article …
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