The font in that resume seems really messed up
#Entry-level resume advice
spare gust
random fable
For the pbr project, remember that projects arent set in stone, you can always polish it up afterwards if it isnt up to your standards
spare gust
Yeah adding a readme that helps convey what makes the project cool is not difficult
random fable
For the education thing, it shouldnt matter too much
random fable
Yeah adding a readme that helps convey what makes the project cool is not diffic...
And you can clean up the code a bit, prolly takes a weekend at most
spare gust
imo projects should go above education but I guess it depends on the job (e.g. research oriented roles may care more about that)
ancient beacon
The font in that resume seems really messed up
Messed up in what way ? Like hard to read ?
spare gust
it looks like the SpongeBob mocking font
LiKe ThIs
Because the character height is uneven or something
It's a little jarring but is otherwise readable enough : D
ancient beacon
Okay, I think I see what you mean
spare gust
I dunno if it's an issue with the font or the renderer
I've seen it once before though. I forgot where
ancient beacon
It was the resolution of the screenshot.
A bit concerning but idk. It looks ok up close.
spare gust
Alright, sorry for the detour 😄
Your resume looks very well put-together btw
Again, the main thing I'd consider changing is putting your education below the projects (but above the less-important skills section) since it doesn't demonstrate skill as much as the projects do
ancient beacon
Yeah, I think I will try to do that.
spare gust
If you have room at the end of the document, consider cramming another bullet or two into your projects
ancient beacon
I've heard some companies have automatic filters, so the skills section is mainly there to make sure my resume goes through. Like if the advert mentions SQL skills, I'll inlcude SQL in the skills section. For whatever it's worth.