
Death to Ashley Madison
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Yes, why not? I'm very proud of my associate's degree, and I have used it on every job app. I've filled out. It is a degree just the same. |
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jennypenny2317
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I would say yes. It's always best for someone to know that you have education. This shows that you have continued your education and are responsible. |
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nadoo
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yeah you should ! they will think you are smart maybe they will move you to mangers post |
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business credit cards
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Yes you can, it's part of your education. And there's nothing wrong with it. |
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Anne
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Yes, always put all your formal education on your resume- no matter what job. It may open up alot more opportunities for you (even those that you know nothing about right now) |
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Ghost Shrimp Fan
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Yes. I have put my degree on every application I have ever filled out, whether it was for a job as a singing clown, a tailor's assistant, a donut shop clerk or cashier at Wal-Mart. (Yes, I have really held all those jobs.) Sometimes people think you are "overqualified", but most hiring managerse are smart enough to know that if you finished getting a degree you are at least a little smarter than the average applicant and not a quitter. |
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Dave T
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Yes, it shows that you *can* be taught. Employers like seeing that their prospective employees want to better themselves. |
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Megg
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Why wouldn't you? That's something to be proud of that you accomplished. Who knows, they may even offer you a higher postion in management or something. |
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pega169
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Absolutely. This will show your prospective employer that you have the drive to finish what you start.
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razorbladesalvation
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put everything that goes in your favour on an application for a job, even if it isnt neccessarily relevant to what youre applying for. if youve got all the rest as good as another applicant, but you have gcses and a levels, but another applicant has gcses, a levels AND a degree but you didnt write it down, theyre more likely to get the job. put everything |
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