New Grad, not hearing back

[hasty kindle]

moved expr to the top just now, before it was education --> experience --> projects --> skills, but nothing worked so I decided to change it idk

[grave juniper]

Bro got amazon and apple on resume and ghosted. We are so doomed

[hasty kindle]

nah tbf my GPA is dogshit

[tame plinth]

@hasty kindle post screenshot pls

and r u international?

[hasty kindle]

nah 🦅 USA 🦅

[tame plinth]

Should be Education -> Skills -> Experience -> Projects

Education on top if you're a student

Couple of weird things that may be tripping up ATS

• get rid of the team name after company name
• who graduates in march? put may or spring

[hasty kindle]

I haven't applied with this resume yet, the previous one was Education --> Experience --> Skills --> Projects. An engineer reccomended I change it to this format cuz he says he doesn't give af ab school if I have experience

I am on quarter system, so I finish March

[tame plinth]

Your bullet points are janky and reek of GPT but it shouldn't matter since your resume says "Apple" and "Amazon"

[potent epoch]

; your resume is good. you not getting any callbacks is giving me chills

[tame plinth]

i see i see

[tame plinth]

idk if that applies to students.... usually the first filter is grad date but it's not hard to find the education section I guess

just nitpicking here

[hasty kindle]

Actually I think most of these aren't chatGPT, I am just ass at english 💀

[tame plinth]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL 💀

[hasty kindle]

What's bad about the bulletpoints

[tame plinth]

it's fine it gets the point across

"engineered an efficient system" and "innovatively designed" sounds like something GPT would say

[hasty kindle]

Nah I read on some blog that adding adjectives makes me sound smarter

[cosmic wing]

You have no metrics

That's the main issue at first glance

[tame plinth]

no it makes it sounds like bullshit 🤣

better to have metrics

[hasty kindle]

How do I make up metrics

[cosmic wing]

And agree no need to go overboard on big adjectives, focus on your impact

[tame plinth]

don't have to make up, try to guesstimate your impact if you don't have exact metrics

[hasty kindle]

Mhmm doesn't really apply to these projects tho

[tame plinth]

And get rid of the team name in front of company name... you might be fucking yourself with that

[cosmic wing]

Yeah like how much did your apple thing improve stability by, etc...

[tame plinth]

when a bot filters by "Apple" and you have "Apple - bla bla bla bla bla"

[hasty kindle]

I mean for amazon there was no visualizer and now there is, technically that is like 100% improvment

[tame plinth]

idk how smart the systems are but it may get tripped up

[cosmic wing]

great 100% it is then

[hasty kindle]

oh I see

Ok I will try adding in some metrics

But it just sounds very bullshit to me in my head but thats probably because ik its cap

[tame plinth]

And don't bold random shit it's kinda annoying to read

[hasty kindle]

A recruiter told me she liked it cuz they look for keywords

[tame plinth]

yeah come up with a number and iterate until it makes sense

[tame plinth]

"proof of concept" is not a keyword

[hasty kindle]

So shit like "improved readability by X%"

[tame plinth]

you can bold tech/frameworks

[hasty kindle]

for example this bulletpoint right - Migrated frontend from Angular to React and implemented server authentication, improving system performance
and security

before there was no authentication at all, and because of that u actually couldn't make API calls. So if I said "improving system performance
and security by 100%" does that make sense? I feel like spamming 100% makes it sound like cap

[tame plinth]

what was the reason for migration in the first place?

OK I see

[hasty kindle]

Because Angular package dependencies broke CSS

[tame plinth]

Modernized the frontend and engineered server authentication by migrating codebase from Angular to React and implemented SSL and OAuth components using Typescript to enable access to API service

idk something like this

those are two different things so you could separate

- Modernized frontend components and extended compatibility with CSS libraries by fascilitating codebase migration (100+ components) from Angular to React
- Enabled interoperability with API service by engineering server authentication using SSL/OAuth in Typescript

for example

you fill the details

[hasty kindle]

I see

thanks

this is a mouthful huh

Enabled interoperability by authenticating the API Gateway using Amazon authentication which required creating new domains in Route53 and implementing CORS in the frontend, CDK, and Lambda.

[shy notch]

Is it above 3.3?

[hasty kindle]

no lol

[shy notch]

Ahhh rip

Tbh shouldn’t really matter still in a normal market given ur experience

[tame plinth]

This is too much just focus on the authentication piece and for the rest just say "AWS"

[glossy comet]

this doesnt read well or make sense