Should I spell out Mergers & Acquisitions on my resume?
"Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)" vs. "M&A".
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I'm only using it once. I was asking if I should write "Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)" or just "M&A".
I'd be fine seeing just M&A. I'm confused why you'd write "mergers and acquisitions (M&A)" though. Why define a term if you never use that abbreviation?
If you're not doing this as a definition, then what is the purpose of "(M&A)"? It's completely redundant. If I saw this, I'd think you were including "(M&A)" without any idea why you were doing it.
Hello, I want to say if you going to interview where people already known to this term then it ok to write M&A, But if they are unknown to this term then you can write it as "Merger and Acquisition".
thanks.....
"manda"
Or you could be pretentious and use A&D
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