Hi,
If I just started a job a few weeks ago but am continuing to interview for other jobs, should I include this brand new position on my resume or not? At what point should I add it to my resume? I don't want it to take up valuable space but I also don't want to be stigmatized if people think I haven't worked a job since graduation last May. Thanks for the help.
Chris
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I usually start listing a new position on my resume when I have achievements and results to put on there (as opposed to just responsibilities).
Would be interested in this as well. I know it is easier to find a job when you have one currently as people say but I think "tryharder's" approach seems logical as well. Would be curious to hear from others...
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