Should I have multiple versions of my resume?« Back to Previous Page

Posted by Maria Dubov
Asked on August 14, 2011 1:33 pm
Not necessarily. I only suggest this when a candidate’s skill set falls into two categories. Example: a project manager who is still 100% hands-on with technology.

In that case specifically, having a resume that highlights all project management skills and another that’s strictly technical, one that presents you as a senior level developer, would be appropriate if you’re considering managing or technical development jobs.

Most of the time, one resume is best. One that’s concise, descriptive and up-to-date.
Posted by Maria Dubov
Answered on August 14, 2011 1:35 pm