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But you can put it on your resume if you change jobs or go work as a freelancer, right? That's the problem -- imagine you have a decade of blank space in your r
by sdrothrock 11y ago
But you can put it on your resume if you change jobs or go work as a freelancer, right? That's the problem -- imagine you have a decade of blank space in your resume.
- crocal 11y agoYou can work on classified project and still mention them in your resume. I have plenty of resumes like that in the team. As long as I have a way to verify skills (by calling someone), it's perfectly fine. I don't need to know the details. No one should leave a blank line in a resume.
- sdrothrock 11y agoThe article cites "white label" companies that aren't allowed to mention what they've worked on, though. I'm not sure how that would work other than you saying that you worked at X company, but not being able to cite a single product you worked on.
- chkuendig 11y agoIt's the same for management consultants. Just use a generic project name. "Major RTS Franchise, 90% Metascore, ##M sales" and then list your responsibilities.