Whether provided by
your current employer, past employer(s) or training
seminars/workshops/conferences you participated in and paid for yourself,
professional development is highly valued by employers. While you wouldn't want to list everything on
your resume if you have taken a great deal of professional development in last
10 years, you want to track everything you take, and ultimately provide the
best of the best info for the resume document.
Furthermore, a secondary addendum document with a full listing of
development opportunities taken in the last seven to 10 years can also be
created to supply for performance reviews, networking, interviews, or promotion
opportunities.
There are many
different types of professional development that should be tracked and these
include: leadership, management, marketing,
sales, customer service, business protocols, EEOC, sexual harassment, computer
applications and systems, specialized compliance or technical training related
to job or industry, and OSHA, just to name a few. Keep those professional development
completion certificates, listings from your employers, and any accompanying educational
materials. Now you will have both a
terrific list of coursework along with the proof! To your career success!
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