Since we are technically "free contractors" as sitters, is Rover.com something we can/would put on a Resume. Seems like a silly question, but I'm totally unsure! When I've applied for positions that are related to animal care, I mention just as a means for experience but would be just be better to add it to the resume?
Definitely! You were responsible for attracting new owners, marketing yourself as the best option, properly scheduling stays to avoid conflict, maintaining constant communication with the dog owner, and making sure the client was satisfied with their experience with you.
I agree, with the others, put it on your resume. Loving and caring for dogs/pets shows, without words, the kind of generosity and compassion you have. And, the reviews help too. ~cheers.
I would definitely add it to your resume. It shows you are trustworthy, organized, kind, and it shows you have some sort of experience with a job in an environment other than an office. You can use difficult experiences as an answer in interviews as well.
I would!!! Rover consumes my day, my reviews show I do a good job. Yes, I would put it on my reume.
I always wondered that myself. Since pet sitting is my buisness, I
was curious as how it would look on my resume.
When I tried to find one more job to increase my earnings in addition to the money I had from working in Rover, I indicated it in my resume. Because it was relevant. A couple of days ago I ordered a resume from https://top5resumewriting.services/topresume-com-review/ (topresume.com) and we discussed my work experience to make a good resume, so this time Rover wouldn't be listed in my resume, because this experience is not important for the position I want to get. Think about what's important for your new job.
In What format might you put it on your resume? I assume it would go in the Work Experience area but how would a employer who is interviewing call or contact Rover.com? Should you list http://rover.com or the clients you have worked for???
Maybe just link to your profile? There are reviews on there where the client speaks to the quality of service you provided. I would just put that official references are note available, or something that nature.
What about a job application??
I would say -only if it's relevant to the job you are applying for - or if you have very little job experience.