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23 y/o on the job hunt looking to start using my degree for fully tech roles and relocation. These are my capabilities all feedback is welcome on my resume, how to apply and what to upskill on
I wasn't sure if that sort of thing is an issue on a resume or if it's alright to have some duplication given that there are only so many words that can be a verb starting a resume bullet?
Recent grad trying to make the transition from a small law firm to corporate financial analysis hopefully in an entertainment company like NBCUniversal. Biggest change needed is metrics but i'm having trouble thinking of what to write. Any examples or good websites for samples will help immensely!
So I use this format when applying: https://imgur.com/a/FzIJJSH
and was wondering is this good to pass the ATS for modern resumes or is it dated?
I wish I had more hard skills or projects to refer to, but please help bridge the gaps. Anything helps
Hey everyone,
Been applying for AI Engineer and LLM Engineer roles in London for a few months with almost no responses. Wanted some outside eyes before I keep sending it out.
Quick context: 3 years production AI experience, RAG pipelines, agentic systems, LangGraph, AWS. MSc in AI from a UK university, 2025, Commendation. Currently listed as independent/self-directed since Jan 2026 which I suspect might look like unemployment to some recruiters.
One thing worth flagging: there is a 3 month role on my CV which was a short contract I took while relocating to the UK, as the visa process took longer than expected. Not sure if that raises red flags or not.
Main things I am unsure about: does the independent work hurt me, does the short role look bad, am I missing ATS keywords, anything that would make you immediately pass on this?
Brutal honest feedback welcome. CV below.
Roast my grad job cv! Be as brutal as you can
context:
Reason why my BSc is 4 years is because I had surgery this year and had to defer all my exams to next year
As for the Barnett waddingham project, there was a collaboration between bw and my uni
Im going to start applying for grad jobs in September - advice will be greatly appreciated
Hi all, I'm using the attached resume to apply for remote application security engineer jobs and I would appreciate some feedback on it. I am looking to move into a more advanced senior AppSec role. I am wondering is it too long? perhaps I can shorten/refine the projects section?
I am happy to hear any and all feedback, thanks in advance.
Maybe its obvious from my resume but I'm trying to transition into the finance industry (anything really, it all interests me). I've been looking in LA and New York mostly. My main issue is that I don't actually have professional experience. Is it even possible? I feel like every entry level position requires multiple years of working experience in finance
Some backstory - I quit my job as as merchandise director for a jewelry company about 5 years ago with the intention of taking some time of and then looking for a similar job, but maybe in a different field.
Then, my brother's wife had a baby and I ended up watching her 2-3 days a week for the past 4 and half years (which they did pay me for). During this time my dad went through some really rough health stuff and eventually passed away so I was somewhat of a caretaker for him also.
Since my niece will be going to school full time in the fall, it will be time for me to get a job. I'm not really looking to get back into what I was doing before. Ideally I would like a part time office job.
My question is: Do I add my babysitting time like I would any other job? Or reference it in some other way?
https://imgur.com/a/5SQMx6Q (I added as link bc automod keep removing my post)
Are those icons safe to use? I added them with MesloLGL Nerd font. It look like "" when I copy paste it.
I currently just graduated and I found out that my final GPA is a 3.48. After speaking with campus recruiters, I learned that some of them like to filter by GPA for new graduates. A 3.5 can be a major cutoff that could potentially make or break a recruiter glancing at my resume versus throwing it out completely.
Is it unethical to round up? I’m currently at a “you gotta do what you gotta do” standpoint. After I get my first big girl job, it won’t even matter :’)
Was having a friend looking at my resume and she said times new roman looked “old.” 😭😭 I forgot her reasoning but she probably saw it off of a tiktok lmfao
I’m a high schooler so I’m not in any field but I’m leaning towards data science / biotech fields and applying to some internships now for the fall. Does font vary across fields? Which font should I use?
Hey guys! I’m a physics and applied mathematics student looking to get into systems/GNC engineering after graduation this upcoming spring and would love any feedback on my current resume!
Thanks so much.
I used to own two last-mile delivery services like Doordash. The first company I owned was one where I owned plurality. The second was an owner/consulting role. Both were sold to a then leading public company which later went bankrupt. With that said, can I list newspaper articles proving my success? The articles indicate massive growth and how much the public supported my company. My name is in all the articles. Thanks in advance!
I worked for a few years as a kind of secretary for a family member’s small self-owned practice. I was never paid and just did it to help out, but I’d like to list the job and skills in my resume. Could I do this? Would it look suspicious to employers since it won’t show up on a background check or employment verification?
Please answer if you’re from NYC
I got a lot of really great advice last time I posted and wanted to post again with my updated resume!
It's been about 1-2 months since I've applied applications here and there. Exactly 405 applications, 6 interviews. I passed most of the interviews, however after a few weeks i got a phone call/email from 4 of the interviews that i didn't pass the resume screening process?
I'm not sure where went wrong? Is there any advice that you could give me, what i could improve on?
I'd also like to ask regarding my description, is it too lengthy in which it looks like a brick of text? Perhaps not informative enough?
I'm currently looking for platform/infrastructure engineering roles. But I'm open to flexibility as long as the work aligns with what I'm capable to do and improve on.
Currently looking for jobs within Singapore, Australia, Canada, Europe and I would require a visa sponsorship. However, I've been applying to local jobs too (although there aren't as much roles open currently in the country I'm residing at.) I'm flexible with working remotely too.
I do know one of the biggest bottleneck is my visa, and i have accepted that with little, very little hopes of possibly getting one.
