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When writing my CV, I noticed my last role (and the other before that) were pretty much like-for-like just at different companies (they weren't taken over, I just left for a better salary)
Should I put it like this
**(Job role)**
*Employer 1 (date-date)*
*Employer 2 (date-date)*
(Job description)
or just as two separate jobs, worded differently even though it was a pretty much identical job?
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This format is more standard in my experience, even if the titles and job requirements are the same. In reverse chronological order:
Employer 1 (date-date)
(Job Title)
(Job Description)
Employer 2 (date-date)
(Job Title)
(Job Description)
