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Originally Posted by Caldus
I'm editing my resume and trying to figure out the best way to present that I was internally promoted within the current group I work with (basically I went from a level 1 engineer to a level 2 engineer). However, I am essentially performing the exact same duties (performing to the level where I am now) as I was before except I have this new title and an increased salary. I thought about just adding a bullet point to explain this and that's it. Maybe there's a better or more standard format for this sort of thing? I definitely want to mention it one or way or another on there, but I don't want to overdo it either. Thanks for any help!
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What I have done with my resume as I also was internally promoted was list the promotion as a separate job. Even though you performed the same duties, maybe there were additional responsibilities that came with the promotion that you could list so it does not sound redundant.
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