#Resume

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Technical interviews are stressful, and the hardest part for me was never the knowledge itself. It...

Looking for some pointers on my resume. I had gotten an internship for a Hardware Repair/ Help Desk position in January and got hired onto the company in February; I worked up until the end of July when I was let go.…

Hello! I am seeking advice on my resume overall, but I have two main questions. Should my skills section be at the top? Is it taking up too much room? Is there too much info in it? Should it even be on the resume at all?…

I posted in this subreddit with my resume yesterday and, after getting some feedback, I decided I'm just going to rebuild it by using the Google Docs template that's pinned to the subreddit side panel thingy.…

This is the baseline resume I've been submitting for most applications. It covers the long-term jobs I've had since 2018. Tell me what I'm doing wrong. submitted by /u/mental_dissonance [link] [comments]

This is a resume I specifically tailored for a data science internship. I did leave out a couple retail jobs, the IT aspects of the STEM instructor job, and my current job as an IT specialist at my university, but I plan on applying to those openings with…

Hello everyone, been applying to jobs with this resume but have been mostly just getting "Unfortunately" emails and only a few first stage interviews that lead to ghosting (I'm introverted so maybe not being very energetic could be weighing me down).…

Please roast my resume. I am job searching and haven't been able to get past first stage. Any advice is welcome. Stats: * 100> applications in past 3 months all tailored * Cold applying 😖 * Apply from first posting till 48 hours * Looking mostly at PO…

It has become clear to me that there is no future for me in any sort of CS or CS-adjacent career. I am talking programming, QA, cybersecurity, IT, data science, and everything else that falls under that umbrella.…

I was taught one page. I graduated college and then immediately hit the wall that was a worsening tech industry before it spread to the entire job market, so it's been a very long, very fruitless, very soul crushing search for full-time work for me.…