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Your resume is important to landing a job, and employers should know about all of your experience including consulting.

If I don’t include some of these roles, my resume would be almost blank for the past 20 years. A. Yes, yes, yes, and yes! Temporary, contract, consulting and volunteer roles should all be included.

Mona Abdel-Halim is the co-founder of Resunate.com, the world’s only resume builder to score and tailor your resume for every job. You can find Mona and Resunate on Facebook and Twitter.

By people he means people who work in the corporate IT world but also have consulting work as well. To do this he created a strong first page of the resume that could be used as a standalone document.

Although the titles “consultant” and “freelancer” may appear interchangeable, they are not, and misuse can cost job applicants, according to WSJ Leadership Expert Lynda Spiegel.

He had a successful IT consulting career going as well but after four years of going from contract to contract Davis decided he wanted a more stable position that the corporate world could offer.