Under each job (name of company in capital letters) list your first position in the company and then "bullet" (a big dot on top of tool bar on Microsoft Word) and say "Promoted to ..............." If you don't use Microsoft Word then just list your first position and then say "Promoted to .............." Please go onto www.Google.com Type in RESUME FORMS You will get excellent forms to help you fill out your Resume in a professional manner (important when you are applying for work) and many companies still require a covering letter to go with your Resume to let them know why you would be the best applicant for the job you are going after. Make the letter short, to the point.
I would list the institution and then below it list the name of each department in which you worked, along with a two- to three-line description of duties. For example: 1999-Present XYZ University Over a 10-year period I held several positions at XYZ University. They included: Dept of Biology, position title: list duties Bursar's Office, position title: list duties Office of Research Administration, position title: list duties etc.
Use the most recent name change Use the most current name, but if you think it may not be recognized, you could list something like: Smith Company, formerly Jones, Inc.
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Your question is lacking context, however, I am going to guess that you are talking about your resume, and yes, you do not have to list brief jobs on your resume if you don't want to.
That document is a cover letter sent with your resume.A resume is a list of your experience, education, and often includes your overall career goal(s).The cover letter sent with a resume when seeking a specific position, should provide information targeting that position. Briefly tell how your experience and/or education will suit that position.A resume can be sent to many prospective employers, but the cover letter is a tool to show how your background is appropriate for the specific position. The goal of the letter is to tell the prospective employer why they want you for that position.
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A resume needs to list the basic facts about an individual.
Experience in the position will go on your resume; expectations do not.
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You do not need to have a Title for your resume. Simply put your name and address at the top of the resume and list your qualifications below that.