#Student co-op resume, 0 experience
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either or tbh id just make any points about users/students in the first bp rather than 2nd
if u have more to talk about for projects or other 2 experiences u could remove freelance web dev and increase spacing for better readability
i like this bullet point but instead of 'supporting 15k' maybe use 'scaling blabalblaba'
IMO people do not use the verb scale enough
the easiest way to make this bp flow better is to just say directly how many users there are. u have a lot of jargon that flows into a 2-line bp whhen you can have one muchh better bp with less jargon but like 5000 users or sum shi
in general u want ur bullet points to center around business impact, so less techy stuff and more things about the user or the company (if its a project treat it like a company cuz any good project has at least some operation cost). things like cost optimization, operating at a larger scale, having a large userbase, etc
not saying techy stuff is bad but much much more importance on the business value metrics
like this is direct business value, but we know recruiters will read only the first couple bullet points and by putting it last in ur description they high change wont read
Thanks
do you think I should change Freelance Web Dev to just Web Dev? or just remove the experience
depends. try removing it and add bullet points to other things while increasing line spacing for better readability
if that fits and it doesnt look like u added too much lien spacing id keep it
ur other 2 expeirence is so much stronger
Issue with this one is that it never really got deployed so there aren’t any users
Is it even worth putting down? or should I replace it with another project
this idea is cool but heres my critiques
- first bullet point drags on too long. after 'social platform for designers and swes' either cut it off or add metrics to fill in thhe 2nd line
- 200% API speed increase can definitely be reworded to direct business value
- reduced load times can also be reworded to direct business value
- a user-centric project that is NOT deployed or has no link to it IMO raises a few flags (recrutier wont know but the next person reviewing ur resume might)
make it up lol
how woudl they know
as long as you know HOW to scale to X users
then you have X users
when talking about how u scaled to 15,000 requests per second u better have a concrete answer like oh i used built in horizontal scaling on gcp or some shiht like thaht
oh
I just looked up how many requests can expressjs handle
and assumed it was fine
i guess the framework isnt the limiting factor
thats mainly dependent on hardware. when talkking about cloud deployment youre working with constraints of shitty hardware so a concrete answer would be horizontal/vertical scaling
and just a tip if u were to ever talk about this in an interview you need to say directly how thihs impacts the user or ur operating costs
i mean the easiest thing is like yehh so we are getting tons of new users and we have to scale horizontally and thats like ok so u scaled because of business reasons not just for whatever
MVP should be deployed in March, is that too much time?
no
as long as u can talk about it
if u at the very least have a high level overview of deployment, scaling, etc itll be fine
ur interviewer knows ur bullshhitting anyway cuz he also bullshitted on his resume lol
fair
just wants to check like ok but can u actually do what u claim
also one flaw is that your user centric platform has no mention of database
im just throwing things out there also for my own interviewing prep, 'tell me about a time you used user feedback to improve a product' 'in nexus beta, many users were complaining about slow page load times. initially, we were doing XYZ but I built high performance UI components w/ react and tailwind, reducing page load times by 400% and ultimately addressing the complaint'
so some things you cant exactly quantify as business value, page load times is hard to quantify on a company/user level unless like slow page loads contributed to higher operating costs (doubt). so in an interview then youd dive into why your 400% page load contributes business value
wtf bros a freshman 😭 u gonna do good bro dw all u need to do is market urself better
2nd year, co-op and honors each add 1 year to the graduation date
But thank you so much
Yo another Carleton student, good luck