With a good reputation, I never once had to even make a CV for any of the future schools I worked with, I was mostly poached for higher and higher salaries.
This is one of the things that in ESL in SE Asia anyway, that I believe is most important for employers and it is good that you were rewarded for it. It has been my experience teaching here that the stuff they teach in college about education are not very applicable in most ESL environments. We've had university degree in Education teachers at the schools here that were some of the worst teachers in the place, but they kept their jobs so that the school could advertise their credentials.
I apologize for not posting in Asean, I don't know how that happened. I'll pay closer attention to that in the future. Thanks!