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by ajgovier » Fri Nov 26, 2010 12:53 pm
How exact do you need to be? I'm filling out Part I of Kellogg's application and wondering if I need to include any part-time jobs when the application specifically requests the applicant to list 'full-time' experience. And more curiously, how do I find my salaries, bonuses, and commissions to the nearest dollar? I have all my W-2s, but each year may have one or two positions incorporated into it. Would love an expert reply. Thank you!
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by paulsbodine » Fri Nov 26, 2010 1:22 pm
ajgovier,

You should be as exact as you can be and err on the side of inclusiveness, but don't list part-time jobs when they ask for full-time jobs. For salaries, bonuses, and commissions, give them your best estimate or, if you are unsure, check with the company's HR department.

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by cagedwisdom » Wed Jan 05, 2011 6:38 am
Wanted to bump this one because I'm wondering about one of my own applications (now submitted). I couldn't remember my ending salary from my second-to-last job, so I entered what I thought I remembered it was. Now that I've gone back and checked, though, I've realized that what I reported on my app was $3000 higher than my actual ending salary.

Will this make me look bad if they end up checking with my old employer about my salary history? And if so, should I contact the school and ask to correct the error (even though the application deadline has already passed)?
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by paulsbodine » Wed Jan 05, 2011 7:50 am
You could send them a one-sentence email explaining the discrepancy and apologizing. Since the gap was small they won't assume you were trying to BS them.

Hope this helps,
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