Is it worth writing one? I did one for all my jobs because I was bored one day, but looking at most people they just have the role, company and time spent there.
What about for education?
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I prefer the details on the resume and just job title and company and dates on LinkedIn.
Maybe this is a silly question, but what is the point of putting just the roles? Is it for a brief overview from which headhunters and what not can ‘filter’ for before contacting for a full CV?
I think it looks cleaner. But, I actually have some pictures of my art as well from a design company I created, so a little more than just a title and description there.
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