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.

Just discovered I don't have one of my fav U2 albums. Lost in interview days when the hotel stole my cd case. Gotta love iTunes and dsl.

Weather is noisy and bad sounding. Praying for closures not liberal leave.

That reads to me like beginning and ending dates of employment, not each specific project, though.

That reads to me like beginning and ending dates of employment, not each specific project, though.

The form says:

List each specific experience separately even if they were for the same employer.

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.

I have lots of sleet hitting my windows. Not happy about tomorrow.

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:

Cripes.

Can you ballpark the dates for each project? Ugh.

Okay, someone recently opened a bar here called Hummers, allegedly because she loves her Hummer vehicles just that much. Seriously. I will never, ever go there.

Yeah, there's a cantina in Century City called Pink Taco. Yeeks. Really?