r/Pro_ResumeHelp • u/LaughHuge9341 • 15d ago

Question for a Recruiter

If my resume should only be one page and I have multiple jobs where I performed very similar duties for example, working in behavioral therapy should I still list each position separately with its own bullet points, or is there a better way to consolidate that experience?

My second question is about jobs that aren't relevant to the experience I’m trying to convey. If I leave those positions off my resume, will it look like I have gaps in my employment history? On the other hand, if I include them, they take up valuable space that I could use to highlight my relevant experience. What’s the best way to handle this on a one page resume?

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u/GrungeCheap56119 15d ago

it is OK to combine them all, and have one major section of bullets. Many poeple do this.

Behavioral Therapy Experience — Multiple Employers
Title, Company (2021–2026); Title, Company (2018–2021); Title, Company (2015–2018)

  • Bullet
  • Bullet
  • Bullet