You may
work for a company that uses titles as rewards or tries to be creative or funny
with titles. For some, your title may not accurately reflect your job duties. Another
problem is that the company where you want to work calls your job by a
different name. Yet another problem is when you want a new job that’s a subset
of your current job.
All of this
leaves you with the wrong title for the new job. How can you get their
attention?
Do away
with the titles completely and use roles. If you are asked about your title,
there is no need to lie. You can simply say that since titles often don’t mean
the same from company to company, you chose to focus on your role.
If you
still don’t like the idea, then do use your title, but underneath it, segregate your
bullets into groupings headed by the role you played. Order your roles according
to the job opening, not the order in which you did them at work.
3 comments:
Amen sister. My clients DON'T CARE if you are a Systems Analyst 4. They want a Java Developer.
Juice
Right! Don't tell me you can do the job without making your resume reflect it.
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