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I've resigned from my current job due to excessive workloads, stress, forced (unpaid) overtime... Basically just bad working conditions. I know its better to have a job while you're job searching but the role was really taking its toll on my health. My CV (resume... I'm Australian) usually starts off with 'I currently work at x doing y' but as of Friday that won't be correct any more. Any ideas of what I should put? https://www.dropbox.com/s/55ilpk2v8xmqo48/kells.docx
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DustingDuvet posted:I did a VERY basic critique mostly of the content. Hopefully you can understand the reasoning behind my comments and apply that to your entire resume. Good luck. Oh, thanks for that! If the stats aren't anything special is there any point in putting them in there? 10-15 calls a day won't impress anyone.
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T. J. Eckleburg posted:I think I'm finally ready for a resume critique. I've almost posted this two or three times, then at the last minute decided it was all wrong and re-wrote it. I'm looking for a job as a tech writer, still working on my master's but it's a program designed to be done while working full time. I tried to follow all of the advice in the OP as best I could, please tell me if it still sucks! Thank you! I'm just another internet person so you don't have to take my advice, but:
Just my 2c 
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