Generally, it is reasonable to go back 10 â 15 years in your work history. If you have a longer work history than that, you can divide your work history into two sections, recent and relevant, or include a separate paragraph that summarizes all relevant prior experience.
It is important to remember the main differences between the parliamentary and the presidential system of government: the main is the election of the executive powers, the debate styles and the position of the president on two posts at once: the head of the state and the chief executive.
Presidential Gov't Parliamentary Gov't Both are democratic type governments. Both are able to overrule and get rid of their leaders. Both leaders roles (president and prime minister) are sorted in the executive branch. The president serves as both the chief of executive and the head of state. The head of state and chief executive are two different people. The chief executive is chosen by the legislature, while the head of state serves for a more ceremonial purpose. The president is chosen by the people, not the legislature. Party members almost ALWAYS vote for their party leader.