Hi All,
Apologies if this has previously been discussed - the term "CV" is too short to search in the forum.
I'm writing my first CV and I'm wondering about the amount of detail employment descriptions should have (if any at all). I have a few years of art world experience, but no publications, teaching experience, etc, so I'd like to put more emphasis on my past jobs.
A friend with similar experience (now in a PhD program) said she listed all duties on her CV - from developing exhibition checklists to painting accession numbers. Most of the sample CV's I've looked at don't list any responsibilities, but they are all contain more academic histories. Which is correct?
Also, which is preferable: bullet points or short paragraph form?
I've created a hybrid CV/resume so far after reading a few mentions of them on non-art history forums. The job descriptions are bullet-ed and a little less wordy than my resume, but I include many extra fields for academic awards, internships, study abroad, etc. Is this an okay format?
Thanks for any help you can give.