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by kdpjenkins2 » Sat Sep 01, 2007 2:55 pm
Hi Stacy and Amy,

Thanks for all of your support and encouragement on this board.

I've started the application process, but I'm stumped on how to enter particular work experience. I served for two years as an AmeriCorps member working for a non-profit and then joined the same non-profit as a staff member. My salary as a staff member significantly jumped and makes my increase in "salary" seem far-fetched.

In a case like this, should I break this experience into two? Or should experience at the same organization always be collapsed into one entry?

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Kevin
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by Amy » Tue Sep 04, 2007 6:54 pm
Hi kdpjenkins2,

Wouldn't you technically have been working for Americorps, and then the other non-profit? I think either way is fine, but I would probably separate the two to indicate that one engagement was as part of Americorps and one was as a full time employee.

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