On a resume, should we write the full name or acronym of regulations (such as Affordable Care Act vs. ACA). Some full names are quite long and would take a lot of space to list them, especially if I am listing a few.
On that note, if I am writing a line in a resume to show I have experience in a certain area of law, I should list all the regulations I worked with, right? Rather than just describe the area of law generally (health care law)
**this is not about health care law that was just an example I am using
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Re: acronyms on resume
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Actswtlilsoni wrote:On a resume, should we write the full name or acronym of regulations (such as Affordable Care Act vs. ACA). Some full names are quite long and would take a lot of space to list them, especially if I am listing a few.
On that note, if I am writing a line in a resume to show I have experience in a certain area of law, I should list all the regulations I worked with, right? Rather than just describe the area of law generally (health care law)
**this is not about health care law that was just an example I am using
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Re: acronyms on resume
is this an answer to the question?Anonymous User wrote:Patient Protection and Affordable Care Actswtlilsoni wrote:On a resume, should we write the full name or acronym of regulations (such as Affordable Care Act vs. ACA). Some full names are quite long and would take a lot of space to list them, especially if I am listing a few.
On that note, if I am writing a line in a resume to show I have experience in a certain area of law, I should list all the regulations I worked with, right? Rather than just describe the area of law generally (health care law)
**this is not about health care law that was just an example I am using
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Re: acronyms on resume
It's obviously not a substantive answer.
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Re: acronyms on resume
*Obamacare don't follow my adviceAnonymous User wrote:Patient Protection and Affordable Care Actswtlilsoni wrote:On a resume, should we write the full name or acronym of regulations (such as Affordable Care Act vs. ACA). Some full names are quite long and would take a lot of space to list them, especially if I am listing a few.
On that note, if I am writing a line in a resume to show I have experience in a certain area of law, I should list all the regulations I worked with, right? Rather than just describe the area of law generally (health care law)
**this is not about health care law that was just an example I am using
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