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It argues against one-pagers, but pretends that nobody uses longer resumes.
* As to Leonard's question about "gaps in the timeline," All of my
freelance and consulting work gets done under the auspices of ProTek
Writing Services. On the resume, like Gene, I list major clients and the
types of projects. You can find details on my LinkedIn Profiles. I love the
new "projects" element in the profile page!
Mike McCallister
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