Should I put every job on my resume?

No, you do not need to put every job on your resume. Your resume is an overview of your most relevant experience and skills, not a complete list of your work history.

You should only highlight the most relevant and most recent positions you have held, leaving off any roles that don’t improve your chances of being hired. For example, any jobs you held in the past that are unrelated to your current career path (like a customer service job you had at the local newsagency during university) need not be included on your resume.

Meg Salter
Co-Founder & Co-CEO
meg@recruitablehub.com
Linkedin: @meg-salter
Kate Bartlett
Co-Founder & Co-CEO
kate@recruitablehub.com
Linkedin: @bartlettkate

Related Questions

It could not be easier to use our products and services (or better value).

It is risk free! We want you to try before you buy, and have a free option you can start with and then upgrade at any time during the process if you choose to.

Cover Letter Pro Package

$ 49.00 AUD

(GST Included)

  • One-off payment of $49
  • Unlimited cover letters and downloads for 30 days
  • Lifetime access to drafts and completed cover letters in your personal dashboard
  • Fill-in-the-blanks to include all relevant information
  • Access pre-written text to copy and edit
  • Utilise the RecruitableHub job tracking dashboard
  • No subscription to cancel and no hidden payments

Resume Pro Package

$ 49.00 AUD

(GST Included)

  • One-off payment of $49
  • Unlimited resume downloads for 30 days
  • Lifetime access to drafts and completed resumes in your personal dashboard
  • ATS friendly original templates
  • Fill-in-the-blanks to include all relevant information
  • Access pre-written text to copy and edit
  • Utilise the RecruitableHub job tracking dashboard
  • No subscription to cancel and no hidden payments