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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I was updating my CV while this came to my mind.
Let's say that person A worked for a total of 1 year for 2 different employers. Each work contract he had lasted 6 months.
Now let's say person B also worked for a total of 1 year always for 2 different employers but had many different work contract: 3 work contracts from the former employer and 2 work contracts from the latter.
When applying for a new job, does B have more possibilities to get the job?
And so, Should I add how many work contract renewals I had in previous jobs when writing my CV?