Too much training ?

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I have a long list of professional training in my resume. They all are related to line of work. It is going to spread to second page shortly.
So you HR folks tell me should I leave them on my resume or remove some or include them as an attachment to my resume ? :hmmm:

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Re: Too much training ?

How long is your résumé overall? If you have two pages, then training information on more than a page may be considered excessive... in a 3 page format, it may be acceptable depending on what else you have on the résumé.

Generally, I'd say leave the top 5 or fewer that are relevant to your current position and/or your desired position... list details of the rest on your LinkedIn profile and provide a link to it in your contact information of your résumé. Your LinkedIn profile should be a complete rendering of your professional qualifications, experience, and achievements.

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Re: Too much training ?

Awsome advise LC. Jazzak Allah .

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so much training? when will you become an expert so you dont need training :D

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Re: Too much training ?

You know what they say about MBA's , Master Bugger All, right ? :D

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Re: Too much training ?

nah according to my dad I am a MahaBanyA ..:)

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:omg: Mirch Bhai .. thats a perfect description of an MBA :omg:

My take is that you choose the top best training Quals you achieved and name them on the resume. Others you can mention during your interview if need be.

Thats how I have seen most senior IT professionals do it on their resume.