What exactly makes a MEX professional? If you’re on the job hunt or you’re looking to make a scenery change, you’re probably working on your résumé and wondering what to include. This article gives you some MEX tips to use as a guide.
Always remember to list the main modules that you have the most experience with. This includes but is not limited to:
Any additional modules that you’ve used throughout your experiences with MEX should also be mentioned. Although these features are additional they may be of interest to a new employer as part of their implementation.
These modules include:
Having previously attended MEX training makes you a more attractive candidate as the employers won’t have to wear the costs. If you’ve completed the introduction to MEX 2 day training course, the Advanced Training Course, Stores or Reporting courses it’s a great idea to list it on your résumé.
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It’s also a great idea to have a read of our case studies and get a feel for how different organisations in different industries utilize MEX. MEX Case Studies