FREE ENGINEERING RESUME & COVER LETTER ADVICE
Engineering Resumes And Professional Development
If I’m looking to hire a new engineer I don’t want to hire someone that has stopped learning. So… Don’t Tell Me You Stopped Learning!We all went to school. Most of us went to college. Then we went to work and stopped learning. Not true is it? Make sure this is not the story in your resume…
One of the most important things you need to do as an engineer is to continue to invest in
yourself. Stop learning and you lose value over time and become obsolete. You know this and you have been continuously evolving to stay in professional shape and add value to yourself. So make sure this is reflected in your resume.
If you took classes, list them. If you attended corporate sponsored training on software then list it. If you learned on the job and can not claim any formal educational experience do mention your on the job learning of new skills and/or tools.
In summary your engineering resume should always include a section with relevant training or learning you have gone through in your career after you left school.
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