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Hello all,
I recently made a post requesting for review of my resume. I've tweaked quite a bit, based off some recommendations i was seeing. This is a general resume that I can still edit and will adapt to differing job applications. Let me know if there is something I can do to help improve it even more.
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Is it possible to shorten the sleeves of this suit jacket? I would only need about a quarter or an eighth of an inch. The inside of the sleeve has 1.5 inches of extra material.
I have a huge gap in my resume. I don’t know what to expect when applying for jobs. I know things are not ideal in the corporate world right now. I am wondering, with a degree in statistics and decent GPA… but with a huge gap, how can I format my resume to even get past automated resume trackers? I’ve had a “freelance” role in the past few years but nothing that I considered a job. How can i format my resume? How can I word it? What are common discrimination tactics (ethical or unethical) that recruiters use that i can get around?
Hello,
I edited a resume that I've been working on. I received some critiques and have done my part in addressing those critiques as best as I could. I want to acknowledge that I know this is still a pretty bland resume, and that it will be tailored to fit depending on the job application.
Please let me know what is good and bad about it. Anything from the text and formatting, white spaces, word usage, how it reads, etc. Thank you in advance.
Hello all,
I am in the process of
applying to jobs and internships and I realize that I don't have the most "ideal" experience, but this is what I've come up with so far.
My approach to this resume was to cut out any fluff, keeping it honest and real,
yet sounding professional and succinct. I didn't want to sound "important" by overselling myself but rather point out results and the impacts I've made in those jobs (although this is not always possible for every situation).
Let me know what you think, if I would benefit from any changes, from formatting to word usage.
Note: I used fake information in some fields for obvious reasons.
I would have liked a rolex 1016 but i cannot afford one. I know there are many copies made, but never come close enough. This one is a copy, yet it retains seikos own identity while also copying the dial of the 1016. At least i wont have to get this one mechanically serviced like the “real deal”