Online/non-traditional work on your CV

[rninja]

Hi all,
Just wondering if any shedders include the various money making activities on your cv?
Just thinking off the top of my head, I'm guessing I could include the following titles on my cv:

Sports Trader
Blogger
Online content writer
Independent market researcher (mystery shopping)
Online seller
Online marketer

What's the best way to present this kind of experience on a cv?

 

[The Reverend]

Hi all,
Just wondering if any shredders include the various money making activities on your cv?
Just thinking off the top of my head, I'm guessing I could include the following titles on my cv:

Sports Trader
Blogger
Online content writer
Independent market researcher (mystery shopping)
Online seller
Online marketer

What's the best way to present this kind of experience on a cv?

Shredders?



I stand by what I posted last time.

Earning money online - articulating this on a CV

Good morning all, I was just wondering with all this earning money online stuff, how do you present it on a formal CV? How would you describe the following online money making activities on a CV? blogging, online surveys, mystery shopping, comping, reselling, task apps.

www.themoneyshed.co.uk

 

[rninja]

Bad typo there. Thanks for the heads up

 

[Jon]

Online content writer on there is probably the only thing I would mention on a CV

 

[homie]

It really depends what job you are applying for but generally I would not include any online activity unless it was very relevant to the the job eg.managing a company's social media (blogging, content writing) or an auditing job (mystery shopping, task apps)

 

[Jon]

It really depends what job you are applying for but generally I would not include any online activity unless it was very relevant to the the job eg.managing a company's social media (blogging, content writing) or an auditing job (mystery shopping, task apps)

Yeah it can tend to bring on more questions than you actually want I find

 

[An-na]

First rule of Shedder Club, you do not talk about Shedder Club.

Second rule of Shedder Club, you DO NOT talk about Shedder Club.

 

[DigitalSheppard]

It's dependent on the job you're going for really. For example, for a content marketing role, mentioning blogging and online writing can't hurt. However, it's worth thinking about what you've learnt from these roles and articulating that in the interview stage.

For example, for a financial position, did selling items online teach you about supply and demand, marketing fluctuations, or gap analysis?

 

[rninja]

First rule of Shedder Club, you do not talk about Shedder Club.

Second rule of Shedder Club, you DO NOT talk about Shedder Club.

You have undiscovered comedic potential.