#Entry level front end developer looking for internships

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rare venture
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Technically not CS but a front end web development, a bit of full stack web development, UX/UI design and graphic design skills. Thus, a lot of my peers haven't been using the CS standard templates reccomended by CS Career Hub. Thus I'll be sharing 2 resume options, one with CS template standards and one without and you guys can judge. Looking for internships, practicums or jr level positions at small or big companies.

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Both have github, linkedin etc linked at the top

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And I can add live links and github links to both if you guys think that'd increase my odds

rustic hound
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why is ur relevant coursework listed like that?

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why not make it actually expand out to the full page width length

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looks messy and confusing otherwise

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please find another project that isnt a weather app

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that project is way too over done and on too many resumes

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esp since that project tends to be ripped directly from tutorials

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in the 2nd resume, “AP Comp Sci”, AP as in advanced placement? the classes u do in highschool? if so that can be removed

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the 2nd one isnt terrible formatting wise but theres just a fat amount of space on the bottom right whereas the resume is more filled with the 1 column one

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“building web and mobile applications”

  1. where do u list experience creating mobile apps?
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ur capstone project, you fail to mention what exactly the project even is/was/does and what YOU contributed code-wise (looks like you were more a PM than anything)

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also if some of these are personal projects, i dont understand self assigning a role/job title

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like if u did the project by urself then i dont understand saying u were a “front end developer”

  1. what else would u be?
  2. its listed like it was for a job or something?
rare venture
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Excellent feedback from both of you, this is precisely what kind of advice I was looking for

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AP Comp Sci def gonna go

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The 2nd one is a screenshot with not full page length, based off these notes the 2nd resume can go in the trash

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Good point with the weather app, mine looks nice but it's too simple and overdone and easy so fair point

rare venture
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These were made pretty hastily hence the mistakes, I greatly appreciate the input and I'll heed and improve said advice

rare venture
urban jewel
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What projects have you used figma on?

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Sometimes a recruiter might see a skill, and not see your skill represented in a job or project, and toss you right there.

rare venture
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Great point

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FirstMaps was built with figma amd one other project not on the list

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OnePlant was made with Adobe XD

urban jewel
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plop it on buddy, I've been rejected before for not having it in there

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oh ALSO "using, SEO"

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why is the comma there

rare venture
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Thanks, this is why proof reading and feedback is important

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Is adding links to the projects a plus or not a good idea?

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The portfolio link with them is on the top

rustic hound
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meh not a make or break, a lot of people do not visit links so not the biggest deal

rare venture
rare venture
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Thanks for all the suggestions both of you, open to anything else and preferences between the two above

rustic hound
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the 2nd one does not look good IMO, sorry to your friend. 2 columns is generally not great for automated parsers that some@companies use and then u also go to 2 pages which is also a nono and then the 2nd page is full of white space

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“React project database”? this wording is confusing a little bit. I dislike frontend so confuse any ignorance, but does react have a database?

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is the info app a IOS and Android app? just IOS? just Android? IOS, Android, and Desktop?

rare venture
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That settles it in that I'll use the first then

rare venture
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I'll fix that wording and apply with the first

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The info app is React Native, can run on both so I'll also specify that

rare venture