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3 years ago

In which part of a résumé would you mention the names and contact details of your previous employers?

Business

2 answers:

S_A_V [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

work experience is the correct answer for PLATO

Murljashka [212]3 years ago

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Answer:

Work Experience section

Explanation:

Hello,

You do not need to mention the names and contact details of your previous employer in your resume.

What is needed in the work experience column is the name of the company, location, work duration and a few bullet points of achievements or job functions.

The names and contact details of your previous employer should be given upon request by your new employer.

Moreover in a CV, the name and contact of your previous employer will be provided in the reference section and should be included also by the request of your new employer.

Also note that while including the names and contact details, your employer should know you are doing so.

please find below a sample of a resume where your employer details should be added in a resume.

Name

Phone number. Address. Email address

CAREER OBJECTIVE/SUMMARY

SKILLS

• Digital Marketing

• Customer Service

WORK EXPERIENCE

Sales Rep

ABC Company| Ontario, Canada Nov 2018 – Oct 2019

• Made cold calls

• Met company Target

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Adam College......

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