#No interviews from last 2 months

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steady thicket
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Get rid of objective

night cairn
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Get rid of objective and use latex

steady thicket
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Ur resume looks blurry or something

night cairn
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Courses: -

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Weird

prime silo
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okay so one major thing is you’re not showing what you have learnt/gained from these experiences

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also imo it’s not necessarily useful to list things you did in college with zero extra detail

steady thicket
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Get rid of containers at the bottom

neon maple
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Rename academic experience to just Projects hmmge

steady thicket
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As well as AWS

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specify which aws services

prime silo
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also no offense but i swear i fell asleep by the time i read Hadoop for the third time

neon maple
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Theres so many AWS services though...

steady thicket
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The ones you are most comfortable with

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Otherwise some old interviewer is gonna try to grill you with a random service

prime silo
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also you are probably listing too many technical skills, unless you are actually competent with them all. if you’re good with React then it implies you can not be an idiot when it comes to Angular, etc

steady thicket
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Get rid of XCode

stiff pasture
prime silo
stiff pasture
prime silo
steady thicket
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the whole objective thing isn’t really needed, I had in back in high school haven’t had it since

steady thicket
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They used to preach that for general resumes but for tech resumes it’s not really worth it

prime silo
steady thicket
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Bold those statistics

prime silo
steady thicket
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Recruiters are number monkeys they don’t know tech lingo 50% of the time

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They just look for numbers and buzzwords

stiff pasture
prime silo
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“devised a business implementation logic”?

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you have a lot of grammar errors

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a vs an etc

steady thicket
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Your projects need to describe the purpose in the first bullet or so

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Otherwise it’s like not at all clear what it is going on

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capitalize Spark

prime silo
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it doesn’t make sense to have “courses” and “academic experience” as two separate things. if the items in courses are important then they should be expanded upon and hence moved to academic experience or removed

stiff pasture
stiff pasture
steady thicket
prime silo
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just really read your cv and a lot should pop out. why have you written both MySQL and SQL?

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and really read through and consider your bullet points with the STAR framework up next to you

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you can remove a lot of waffle

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you want to smack them in the face with juicy punchy bullet points

stiff pasture
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hm.. would change and look up the star format

prime silo
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i don’t mean this in an offensive way but is english not your first language?

neon maple
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Would it be bad to list both Postgres and MySQL hmmge

stiff pasture
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yup, english is not my first language

prime silo
prime silo
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hope you’re not overwhelmed with all the feedback. only trying to help, and it just means you have a lot to improve on and hopefully get more engagement from recruiters. good luck

stiff pasture
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let me make all the changes