Matthew Brown wrote:for example, I work in one department but I could be seconded to another department for a time, usually to work on a specific project. At the end of that time I'd move back to my old role.
Junilu Lacar wrote:
Matthew Brown wrote:for example, I work in one department but I could be seconded to another department for a time, usually to work on a specific project. At the end of that time I'd move back to my old role.
We call that a "rotation"
Jan de Boer wrote:Also since my CV is in English it should be clear I know English.
Jan de Boer wrote:Say I have three certifications for English. One is for level B1, one is for level B2, the other for level C1. The level C1 is the highest. Should I just only put the highest passed exam on it?
K. Tsang CEng MBCS PMP PMI-ACP OCMJEA OCPJP
K. Tsang wrote:The highest level isn't the C1 but C2.
Jan de Boer wrote:My idea here is that you should not put too many courses and certifications on your CV that are not relevant.
Jan de Boer wrote:On the other hand...I have now already edited this message twice for the spelling errors I have made. May I excuses myself to the fact that it is still early and I am not awake yet?
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Jan de Boer wrote:Thank you! Yes I am looking for the UK English word for it. I am being called from the UK to work for international companies located in the Netherlands.
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