When you’ve held multiple jobs with the same employer, we recommend listing each position separately on your resume, as if it were a separate job, even repeating the name of employer and employer location each time. This approach provides more consistency throughout the resume and clearly shows your progression from job to job. It can also illustrate rapid promotions when the prospective employer sees short time periods between positions. Read more in our Frequently Asked Questions About Resumes: The Complete Resume FAQ.
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