I have been in charge of a non-registered “organisation”, should I put this on my CV/linked in?
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In 2015 I started an esports team, that later bridged into me doing a lot of web-development, marketing, graphic design and some other minor work. I never registered the team as an organisation, as we never made any money, and never had the intention to do so. Technically, I still "work" for this organisation, so that would mean that my CV/linked in would say "current job". Would this look bad to companies I apply for a job with?
I am wondering if I should put that on my CV/linked in? It has given me a lot of experience, and I did not work alone, meaning that I have people to put as references. My main concern is that they might not contact me further due to it saying "current job".
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In 2015 I started an esports team, that later bridged into me doing a lot of web-development, marketing, graphic design and some other minor work. I never registered the team as an organisation, as we never made any money, and never had the intention to do so. Technically, I still "work" for this organisation, so that would mean that my CV/linked in would say "current job". Would this look bad to companies I apply for a job with?
I am wondering if I should put that on my CV/linked in? It has given me a lot of experience, and I did not work alone, meaning that I have people to put as references. My main concern is that they might not contact me further due to it saying "current job".
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In 2015 I started an esports team, that later bridged into me doing a lot of web-development, marketing, graphic design and some other minor work. I never registered the team as an organisation, as we never made any money, and never had the intention to do so. Technically, I still "work" for this organisation, so that would mean that my CV/linked in would say "current job". Would this look bad to companies I apply for a job with?
I am wondering if I should put that on my CV/linked in? It has given me a lot of experience, and I did not work alone, meaning that I have people to put as references. My main concern is that they might not contact me further due to it saying "current job".
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In 2015 I started an esports team, that later bridged into me doing a lot of web-development, marketing, graphic design and some other minor work. I never registered the team as an organisation, as we never made any money, and never had the intention to do so. Technically, I still "work" for this organisation, so that would mean that my CV/linked in would say "current job". Would this look bad to companies I apply for a job with?
I am wondering if I should put that on my CV/linked in? It has given me a lot of experience, and I did not work alone, meaning that I have people to put as references. My main concern is that they might not contact me further due to it saying "current job".
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Already having a position as opposed to being unemployed actually makes you a more desirable candidate. As far as putting not-for-profit work on your resume, if the work you do is relevant to the field, there is no reason not to put it there and no one will think less of the experience you gained from it.
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Already having a position as opposed to being unemployed actually makes you a more desirable candidate. As far as putting not-for-profit work on your resume, if the work you do is relevant to the field, there is no reason not to put it there and no one will think less of the experience you gained from it.
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Already having a position as opposed to being unemployed actually makes you a more desirable candidate. As far as putting not-for-profit work on your resume, if the work you do is relevant to the field, there is no reason not to put it there and no one will think less of the experience you gained from it.
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Already having a position as opposed to being unemployed actually makes you a more desirable candidate. As far as putting not-for-profit work on your resume, if the work you do is relevant to the field, there is no reason not to put it there and no one will think less of the experience you gained from it.
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Already having a position as opposed to being unemployed actually makes you a more desirable candidate. As far as putting not-for-profit work on your resume, if the work you do is relevant to the field, there is no reason not to put it there and no one will think less of the experience you gained from it.
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Victor S
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