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Treat this work experience as other independent contractors and other freelancers would on their resumes ? give yourself a title that reflects the type of work you were doing during your time of self-employment, and add the word "Contract," "Consultant," or "Freelancer" to that title.

For any contract work, put it in your resume as the company you worked physically at, rather than the recruiting firm you were contracted through. This is the correct way to handle this. I had a friend who didn't list the contracting firm (in addition to the company he physically worked at) on his resume.

Key Takeaways Add the name of the staffing agency and its location or write independent contractor. Write a short description of your work as a contract worker. Mention relevant contract jobs with your job title, company name, and work period. List 3?4 relevant achievements for each position.

To list the same job twice on a resume, create separate headings for each position held. For example, use ?Marketing Coordinator? and ?Marketing Manager.? Under each position, highlight specific achievements and responsibilities. Clearly indicate start and end dates to show progression.

For instance, in your resume's experience section, you could include a freelance or contractor role with a bulleted list describing different tasks you completed throughout various projects. This shows your relevant experiences without cluttering your resume.

Key Takeaways Add the name of the staffing agency and its location or write independent contractor. Write a short description of your work as a contract worker. Mention relevant contract jobs with your job title, company name, and work period. List 3?4 relevant achievements for each position.

Yes jobs done on a contract basis count as experience and should be mentioned.