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I concur with Boboss (so much, I left to get coffee while he unknowingly posted my initial suggestion for me), but if your background is all very tight, the general might not need a great deal of alteration.
The main thing would be don't be too hack-and-slash about cleaning it up. Don't stress and go at your life history with a hedge trimmer and no guard.
I had a friend get so nervous about what info to keep in a CV intended for a job cleaning up photos for a museum, she almost took out her photography degrees, while leaving in some relatively minor musuem sales work. It was caught in time and re-adjusted, but it's just better to really think about whether some things should stay in or be cut. Photography stuff on a photo job, yes, but a job history of working well with children might not help you get a copy editing gig, no matter how much it might help you deal with the job once you've got it. |
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