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                    [Summary] => Temping can be a great way to get your foot on the door, test out multiple companies to find a good fit, or pay bills while you’re looking for more permanent gig.


It can also make a mess of your resume.


If you temp for more than a few months, you can run into a little problem: how to account for all those little jobs.


On one hand, you don’t want to leave them off. Though some employers might not consider those temporary positions "real" jobs, it’s important to show that you were working, and not sitting on your duff.


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MICHAEL WORTHINGTON

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It can also make a mess of your resume.


If you temp for more than a few months, you can run into a little problem: how to account for all those little jobs.


On one hand, you don’t want to leave them off. Though some employers might not consider those temporary positions "real" jobs, it’s important to show that you were working, and not sitting on your duff.


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Too many temporary jobs can spoil the resume

November 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Temping can be a great way to get your foot on the door, test out multiple companies to find a good fit, or pay bills while you’re looking for more permanent gig. It can also make a mess of your resume. If...

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