Alright, so my case is a bit strange. Since I have only worked in a startup during the course of my entire professional career until now (total experience is nearly 5 years, as a software developer), the kind of projects I have worked on are fragmented and are not specific to any particular domain (although the base technology I use has remained constant). Another 'issue' (if you may call it an issue) is that almost all projects I have worked on are pretty small (due to the company being a startup), and have single-handedly completed entire projects on my own. This might give potential employers the impression that I'm not a 'team man'. Also, I have worked on way too many projects (probably more than 20).
Considering all this, would it be wise to simply not mention any projects on my CV at all, and only mention my general roles and responsibilities on my CV? If I am called for an interview, I can just take up a couple of projects related to the job I'm applying for and speak about it, right?
Kindly advice.
Considering all this, would it be wise to simply not mention any projects on my CV at all, and only mention my general roles and responsibilities on my CV? If I am called for an interview, I can just take up a couple of projects related to the job I'm applying for and speak about it, right?
Kindly advice.