Each response must include the name(s) and address (es) of your employer(s), your job title(s), beginning and ending dates and the functions performed
Emphasis theirs. And I can't even ballpark most of it. All I've done for 20 years is project after overlapping project. I could only date the last two. I don't want to be
that
applicant who submits like she thinks she's special.
I have had an apple and a piece of cheese today. I want my appetite back.
Are projects equivalent to employers here? Either way, yeah, that's a tough situation.
Are projects equivalent to employers here?
Nope. Multiple per. The last job only had two, so it's easier, but the rest are a blur and pretty much always were. I can list them and give overviews, but that's it.
Get one of the resume people here to manage it. I'm not one, though I wish I was.
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That reads to me like beginning and ending dates of employment, not each specific project, though.
That's a pretty unreasonable expectation. I got nothing if they're expecting beginning and ending dates for each and not just time with employer. A hard thing to verify, too, I would imagine.
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I'm probably not a good person to ask for resume advice, but I'd group things by position/title, and lump different projects together under that. Do they actually use the word "project" in there? I'm thinking they mean that if you switched roles from assistant X to lead X, or changed the kind of tasks you were working on in a significant way, you should list that separately so they know how long you did X versus Y.
Strega, they do say project:
Describe specific work performed including your project role, project name, purpose, size of project team, number of physical sites involved, number and types of users affected, project phases completed: