Hi there,

Possible options:

• Add generic geographic indication (Northern province/ country XXX)
• Refer to the department instead of geography (for Minister of XXX)
• Use the actual name (if not covered by NDA/confidentiality)

Hope this helps,

Francesco

Hi there,

Good points from the others! In addition, I would make sure to focus on your contribution to the institution, rather than the institution itself.

Other than that, I have a personal preference for pragmatism in CVs and naming things as they are as opposed to using overly flashy attributes.

A good compromise are simple numbers for context e.g. “located in second largest state” or “serving 30% of population” or “controlling 20% of budget“ etc. 

Hope this helps a bit. Best of luck!

Hey there -

It doesn't have to contain the province/ geo you did it for. Focusing on the task and impact can also work. 

My pre-consulting background was a non-client-facing tech role and there are ways to show impact without following the standard structure of a consulting resume. 

Happy to do a free 15-minute intro session to review the 1-2 lines that you would like checked. 

Hi there,

Can you give us your current sentence? That would help us create a better one for you.

Here are some relevant snippets from my Killer Resume:

• worldwide health organization in New Zealand
• for Australian government agency
• government’s claim system
• Engaged with U.S. government agency 

Hi there, 

You can write the name of the region or otherwise give an indication of the population in that location. You can also leave this entire part out. Even though quantification is essential for the CV, it also doesn't mean you need to quantify everything.

Best,

Cristian

Hello!

Why not listing which governments or provinces you were helping? Is it a confidentiality issue? Usually consulting CVs also have gov. work, so it´s not odd at all -provided info can be shared. 

Cheers, 

Clara