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MarathonKnitter
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Name: EMBRACING CHANGE
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Resume wording question
i'm working on my resume and have a quick question on how to say "in rotation"... or something along those lines.
i'm including my in-office and personal volunteering/community work. one of the things i do is volunteer at a food bank in a neighboring city to where i work. in the office, we take turns and rotate who will be going. because of this, i don't go in a predictable timetable. sometimes i go one a month, sometimes i go twice a month, and there have been a couple of occasions when i didn't go a particular month... depending on the rotation.
how would i describe that time frame?
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Posted 5/30/19 5:32 PM |
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klingklang77
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Name: Völlig losgelöst
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Re: Resume wording question
Just put years. Breaks in resumes aren’t the best. Well, that is what my job coach said.
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Posted 5/30/19 6:40 PM |
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Peainapod
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Name: Diana
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Re: Resume wording question
this is volunteer work? I would just say on a rotating schedule; or maybe average it out to x times per month?
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Posted 5/30/19 6:54 PM |
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chilltocam
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Resume wording question
If it’s volunteer work, I don’t think you need to describe the weekly/monthly timeframe. I think just putting the years (ie From January 2016. - present) is fine. Describe what you did and leave it at that. Or if you want to describe the time commitment, you could put something like “for an a average of 20 hours per month” or “200 hours per year”
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Posted 5/30/19 8:26 PM |
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ali120206
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Re: Resume wording question
Posted by chilltocam
If it’s volunteer work, I don’t think you need to describe the weekly/monthly timeframe. I think just putting the years (ie From January 2016. - present) is fine. Describe what you did and leave it at that. Or if you want to describe the time commitment, you could put something like “for an a average of 20 hours per month” or “200 hours per year”
This.
Since you work full time they realize volunteering isn’t a full time thing but it does help on a resume.
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Posted 5/30/19 10:34 PM |
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NYCGirl80
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Re: Resume wording question
Is this just a bullet under your job? Or are you listing it in a separate section?
Either way, no need to spell out the schedule. You can just say - Volunteer at a local food bank doing x, y, and z.
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Posted 5/31/19 10:31 AM |
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Re: Resume wording question
As others have said, I would just put the years that you've been volunteering.
I imagine that it is inferred that you aren't volunteering full or part time in addition to your job. I also imagine that they will ask if they want to know how often you volunteer.
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Posted 5/31/19 11:03 AM |
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MarathonKnitter
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Member since 2/07 17374 total posts
Name: EMBRACING CHANGE
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Resume wording question
thanks!!
just gonna say that i volunteer at XYZ food bank doing A, B, and C.
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Posted 5/31/19 11:14 AM |
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