better experience parsing

[nickmedwards]

When I sent the attached file through your parser, the returned experience data is

[ 'Bank of America',
'Dec 2013 - June 2014',
'Sales and Service Specialist',
'Mill Valley, CA',
'· Promoted due to proven ability to resolve complex service issues and process transactions accurately',
'and efficiently to guarantee customer satisfaction and build customer confidence and trust. Responsible',
'for establishing, retaining and deepening relationships with customers to achieve team sales goals as',
'well as providing proactive sales activities of basic products while referring more complex requests such',
'as mortgages and investment products.',
'Bank of America',
'Aug 2012 - Dec 2013',
'Teller',
'Mill Valley, CA',
'· Gained proficiency in retail banking operations, including computing figures, processing transactions',
'with speed and accuracy and building customer loyalty through exceptional customer service. Learned',
'to control large amounts of cash flow, work within established policies, procedures and guidelines and',
'acquired the ability to advise customers on products and services the bank has to offer. Earned a',
'promotion to the position of Sales and Service Specialist.' ]

The parser seems to get 5 different kinds of data, the company, the duration, the job title, the job location, and a job description. Could you make it so that these different kinds of experience data are better organized? On a related note, for the job description data, it only gets it one line at a time. Could you make that data one string?

Thanks for building this and hope you'll be able to find solutions to my questions! resume_Meyer.pdf

[OmkarPathak]

@nickmedwards I totally agree with your point. The thing is I'm really struggling while segregating the different entities in experience "text". I am still not able to find a proper solution on this. Will update soon on this. Meanwhile, if you can get any solution you can open a PR too. Thanks