Should I send a revised resume?
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Anonymous
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On the basis of a professional relationship, about a month ago sent a resume to a partner and HR person of a firm I would like to join. In the meantime, I have been doing someonsulting work and revised my resume to show this as well as fine-tune some other items in the document. Yesterday, another HR person at the firm called to set up a phone interview for next week.
Should I send this person a revised resume? My concern is that with three people in the firm already having the older version, sending new documentation might be confusing. Thanks. |
Anonymous
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Send in the revised version letting them know that it's updated.
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Anonymous
+1 |
Freeman
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| And if interviewing, always bring extra copies with you in case they don't have the latest version. I had an interviewer accidentally pull a five year old resume from their company database once. Fortunately, I had an updated copy right there, which made things much easier. |