Crew Resume

[waltjp]

Can anyone offer some advice on putting together a crew resume? What information should be incuded? Excluded?

Thanks

[Warrenkicker]

When we did it we just put in the basics. Names, addresses, positions, total years registered, years of varsity experience, and other leagues worked.

We were able to get into one league that we hadn't worked in before but mostly the assigners knew the crews they wanted to work with.

[waltjp]

Warren, did you list your post season experience or any other 'big' games officiated?

[Warrenkicker]

Maybe if we had some of those things to brag about we would have but we didn't have any of those games to reference. I suppose you could list the previous years in which you had post-season games and at what level those games were and possibly even mention the team names. It may turn into a case of, "Well they worked that game so they would probably do a good job here too," but that is harder to say. It may be just me but I don't want to come off sounding like I am bragging but sometimes it can be helpful.

Submitting a resume to a league assigner in my area has limited rewards at best. Working sub-varsity games for that assigner seems to have some chance of being rewarded by moving up into the varsity schedule but sometimes it does not.

Anyone care to post a sample resume or link us to one? I'm thinking of utilizing this for my crew. Many thanks for the ideas so far.

[waltjp]

I'm asking because it looks almost certain that I'm starting a new crew next year. None of my potential crew members has full time experience as a crew chief. What I'd like is to be able to present an assignor the collective experience of my crew so they can make a judgment that we're at least competent, if not good, base upon our past experience.

Do any of you list schools you've worked for? My crew doesn't work for a specific league or conference. One of the posters said they list leagues/conferences. Just asking. Thanks.