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by Wide Awake @ has closing date woo hoo on April 12th, 2009
Only if the ad asks for it. It doesn't sound like there's a huge skill set involved to sit there and monitor people.
Good luck!
by overeducated on April 12th, 2009
It won't hurt. DON'T go into how you're actually looking for a full-time permanent position, but DO mention work situations you've been comfortable in in the past, emphasizing some particular skills.
Maybe they WILL have something suited to you more long-term; just don't put them off asking for it.
According to answerbag I'm a professor...should I put that on my resume? if i did would you hire me?
by Unilaterally Unique on May 17th, 2011
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does anybody have any experience with one of those professional resume / CV writing services? and if so what's a good one?
by ineedwork on March 14th, 2011
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How does this sound as for a summary of qualifications on my resume?
by justme22 on December 13th, 2010
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I need a job. Are you looking for a clerk, receptionist, ect...in the Griffin, Ga location.
by SUE on October 15th, 2010
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Grammar police: What is the proper verb tense to use to describe job duties on a resume? They say don't mix but what does that mean?
by angel1000 on April 12th, 2011
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You're reading I am answering an ad for an exam proctor at a local school. It's a weekend-long gig, but pays well. Do I need to submit a cover letter if it's only a two-day long temp position?
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The ad says for me to describe my work/testing experience. I am not sure if they want a formal letter or just a brief paragraph summarizing my work experience and skills.
by lonelydragon on April 12th, 2009