Resume Question

julz33 Thread views: 333

Resume Question

Since I have a new last name what should I write on my resume? Should I hyphenate the names? I am known around the industry by my other last name.

MrsTC Thread views: 333

Re: Resume Question

Yes, I would. And then if you are hired, choose how you want to be known (hyphenated or new last name etc).

MonkeyLuv Thread views: 333

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MonkeyLuv Thread views: 333

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dengal Thread views: 333

Re: Resume Question

For a while, you could use fka - (formely known as). For example:

Julz NewLastName (f.k.a. OldLastName)

wc0143 Thread views: 333

Re: Resume Question

Posted by MonkeyLuv

Posted by julz33
I am known around the industry by my other last name.

Julz, you're not talking about hooking are you?

OH MY!!!! PIMP!!!!!

SeptemberBride03 Thread views: 333

Re: Resume Question

I changed my name everywhere. I use my new name at work and had my business cards and email updated. It may take some time for people to get used to, but in the end it will be much easier to have only one name.

november12003 Thread views: 333

Re: Resume Question

I changed my name too, but on my resume I have

Jennifer Old Last Name New Last Name

september2004 Thread views: 333

Re: Resume Question

Posted by MonkeyLuv

Posted by julz33
I am known around the industry by my other last name.

Julz, you're not talking about hooking are you?

Since you have a rep in your industry already, why not keep your maiden name professionally?

i hear that's a ***** if you travel a lot, that is if you keep it ONLY for work (i.e. passport new name but everything work related maiden).

i would definitely hyphenate on your resume or just substitute your maiden as your middle for now...

julz33 Thread views: 333

Re: Resume Question

I am definitely changing my name... I am keeping my name for this job because there is too much to change but the next job I want to start off with my new last name... and hopefully this will be soon