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Go on and add all you have experience in, everything adds. AND wouldn't mind doing again.
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Add everything. It may look fake but sometimes to the right recruiter it will look curious and when they question you on it they'll know it wasn't fake.
Everything that you do adds up. Gives you unique strengths to do a job. The right recruiter knows, More so they know that you've the attitude of working on things outside your job roles, which to the startup world is a big bonus -
jeeper59754yFor sure add it. For example my job would mostly look at programming experience, but since we just converted the embedded system to Ethernet, among two otherwise equal resumes the network experience would break the tie. Even if it’s not network experience super relevant to embedded networking.
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jeeper59754y@Tonnoman0909 reading his other rants for sure. I will say as you move up on career, and specialize, then let some of those resume bullets drop. You’ll also realize you forget stuff like that easier than you think.
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