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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Its unnecessary to list all jobs you've done on your printed resume. I'd limit my listings to the five most current sites online (or most impressive), include a brief description of what I did, then provide a link to my portfolio. Unless its a real impressive site, I wouldn't even bother listing offline work on your portfolio. Instead of linking directly to the site, provide screen shots. Most importantly, make sure you're only listing clients you're on good terms with. Some more points: - Don't bother separating your volunteer work from what you were paid to do. Its all the same to potential clients so it should be all the same to you. - Don't bother including information about programing languages, platforms, or software used if you're going to hand this resume out to potential clients. If you're going to list a bunch of words your employer has never seen, you might as well not list it. - If your software section is made up of industry standard software, drop the section entirely. - Don't bother handing out resumes to potential clients. They'll be much more impressed with a CD ROM. Loading...
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