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I just came across a Google Research and Insights role that got me SUPER excited and I was about to apply when I had the idea of seeing if anyone would be willing to give me a referral. I understand (and respect) that most of you Googlers on here feel that a referral is only useful if you know the person but I would be happy to jump on the phone to give you some info about me. It would mean so much! 4 YOE at a major audio steaming service
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You know COBOL? Sure, just put there. What's the worst that can happen, unless your CV is running out space...
Or you can switch to a smaller font! Seriously though, there are ways to squeeze things in if necessary.
Hopefully you have enough up-to-date skills that you don't have space on your resume for outdated tech. Unless it's something new/interesting I leave it out unless I know it'll be needed for a specific role I want.
It drives hiring managers crazy if you list out each and every thing you know. Don’t list every version of something, the latest is fine. But to show your progression in the field I think is good. Shows you’ve evolved and grown and can learn new technologies. Like AM1 says above ^ also keep in mind the real estate those things take on your resume
Only keep it if it's at least somewhat relevant to the job you are applying for.
Depends on what it is. For example, some folks put MS Office but it's not necessary
No, but what's outdated is relevant to the company you're applying to. Established big firms and newer startups mayb have different standards