Resume Advice
The cluster focuses on tips for crafting effective resumes, sharing examples for community feedback, critiques of resume formats, and tools or services to optimize them for job hunting in tech.
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To all those job hunting... instead of a resume, write something like this.
Just in case: putting your value proposition on top of your resume, in very concise terms, helps. At least it worked for my resume [1], which employers and recruiters praise from time to time.[1]: https://dmitry.cheryasov.info/resume/
Why not "prioritize keeping your resume up to date and shiny" ?
Send it in your resume to annoy recruiters.
Ahahaha Maybe they did not read to that part. I think no one reads past your job experience so you may write just about everything down below and no one will bat an eye. I also recommend that use some tools to check your resume, there is whole bunch of them, https://resumecvwriter.com/free-resume-review for example
Looking pretty good and clean.I have noticed that writing the right skills on resumes are pretty hard, so I have built a service [1] to help job seekers identify missing skills from their resume.I tested my cv and found at least 10 missing skills that I have but forgot to mention.May be we can collaborate to help job seekers with the skills part?[1] https://www.toplineresumes.com
Can you share your (redacted) resume? So that people can actually review your resume?
Doesn't this assume that a resume has no actual relation to reality?
Sound like a lot of places if you can't impress them with something on your resume. take it off or put in a caveat about you working with it minimally.
This is not your resume, you need to explain.