System and the UMBC Center for History Education. Â­ Make a list of student responses that indicate their reasons why and/or why not. Encourage the students to challenge each otherâs responses in a respectful way.
A typical resume does not need to go back more than 10 years for the work history unless you are in a profession that requires more detail, like being a university professors, or a scientist for a drug company where you need to show accomplishments throughout your career.
Unless youâve held the same position for over 10 years, there is really no reason to go back any longer than this, and employers donât even expect to go back that far on your resume anyway.hat being said, the reader is most interested in what you have done recently, not in what you did over 10 years ago. The bulk of your resume should be devoted to the last few years of your working history â this is what potential employers want to know about.