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No, it is not okay. If you're including for one do it for all - stay consistent. Are you embarrassed that your prev. job locations weren't in a main hub like NYC? 😑
As opposed to the name of where you work?
^lol, @OP🤔
Ha. Terribly worded post, apologies. Name for all positions and location for only the current one? Basically, is it okay to exclude the locations of my previous positions?
Overall it's best not to hide anything on your resume. It sticks out big time. Anyone out of school that applied to my group in IB and tried to hide things (ex/excluding GPA) was an auto toss for me. And you shouldn't feel embarrassed about anything!
Thanks for the feedback, I'll include all locations.
As my experience increases, I've dropped a lot of detail (the month a position started and ended, minor changes in title, summer experience). If it clutters up your resume, drop it, especially if you aren't new to the workforce.
^^ this was sort of my thought process. Useless information, so why include? But the rest of my resume is very clean so I think I'll include the locations just for uniformity