Looking for full stack position, any advice appreciated

[primal moat]

Graduating in April, have been applying to many positions but no luck so far.

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commenting to come back later

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put dates on your projects where your links are

and href your project names with links

put your work experience in dated order

[primal moat]

the GitHub link is on the side, remove that and instead just href the project name?

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like make the name of the project clickable

to the github link

[primal moat]

alright

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and then where it says github link

put the project dates

remove ides

i get this note alot because i also did it but put expected on your grad date

[primal moat]

i was very confused on that

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i dont agree because its implied that you havent graduated but alot of people will read it as if you've graduated

[primal moat]

many people say dont put expected

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yeah i would agree

but when you show your resume to people they will assume you have graduated

take it with a grain of salt im not sure what the right answer is

[primal moat]

yeah true

couple of jobs ask when do you expect to start

in that case i put may

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make your bullet point counts more uniform

you shouldn't have just one on work experience, even data entry is relevant imo

try to put 3 bullet points on all work/projects

[primal moat]

do you think i should add volunteer experience there

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if it fits yeah

[primal moat]

its not really relevant but i could try to make it fit

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in mine i have an extra curricular section but i don't add any bullet points

its set up more like your technical skills section

[primal moat]

im making a portfolio so once thats done ill be able to remove one project

[primal moat]

also for that do i remove like the specific web dev area, just combine languages in one?

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for a portfolio you could put it at the top, but i also do not have a portfolio so take it with a grain of salt

its just an idea

what do you mean

oh

i would merge it with tech and tools

and then take the tech from your data entry job

and turn that into a bullet point

and remove it from your tech skills section

the guidelines post in the resume sections says to remove html/css

idk if its a good move because of resume parsing imo but i bet alot of people would say to remove it

[primal moat]

alright appreciate it

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also put the better tech in the front of the lists in tech skills like don't start with html/css

whatever you think is more relevant