/r/resumes
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Yes I have a useless fine arts degree in animation. I'm well aware that my skills are useless and that I only have low skilled jobs as my past experience. But is there any hope I can escape retail?
I want to know what I could improve with my resume and which of the two is better, any help is appreciate
Updating resume, 4 years of industrial sales. I have worked with dozens of fortune 500 companies to complete projects. I feel like adding something about that would show a potential employer that I have experience working with big name clients. Should I add "worked with fortune 500 companies" to a resume or should I actually name 3 or 4 companies which I've completed projects with?
I have been working with a glass artist for almost 10 years creating small pieces of art that a large hospital gives to their longterm employees when they retire. The glass artist is the contact person for the work and the hospital orders a group of these and we charge a flat fee per piece. I make the wooden part and she makes the glass part which are then assembled into one piece. I'm writing a teaching cv as I just received my masters and I am applying for teaching positions in sculpture at the university level.- I'm confused at how to categorize this as it seems it would be commission work, but then again it's somewhat production work. Id like to be able to list the hospital somehow, but it seems as though the glass artist would be the one hiring me since she is the contact person...Is there a way to be able to include both in one listing, and what kind of listing would you suggest this would be?
I am looking to transition to a larger company within commuting distance of Boston. My current role does not feel very stable, and I would like to work for a larger company with better benefits. I made it to in-person interviews with 3 companies and have been rejected in the final or penultimate rounds each time. Often after phone interviews, the recruiter says that the hiring manager will reach out if they are interested, but I never hear back.
I would appreciate feedback on what I can do to better structure my resumé to align with roles in product design or R&D fields, and general feedback on overall best practices and how to present myself in a more compelling manner. Also my current job is like 90% manufacturing engineer and 10% service engineer, but I am not sure how to emphasize that in a resumé. I am a US Citizen so no visa / citizenship situations are involved. Thank you!
Building on internship experience, looking for roles in Data Analyst/Scientist/Engineer at the entry level.
Looking for anything I can take. I had 2 OAs sent and finished by 2 mid-size insurance firms, so that's good.
I want to fine-tune this in the best possible way I can. I know the lack of experience is a major factor, but apart from that, I want to know if the stuff I have on my resume makes sense, raises red flags, needs changes in certain sections, or just needs a complete overhaul.
TIA :)
Hi! I'm tweaking this resume before I start applying. I am applying to remote or hybrid roles in marketing, tech, or healthcare project management. Is there anything I'm missing or anything I should change?
Thank you in advance!
Please give me advice on my resume as I consider changing jobs. I am only looking for market research positions on the client side, not consulting.
I've only just started applying casually but I want to ramp up and make sure I'm able to pass the ATS. Appreciate any help!
Looking for general feedback on this resume. My goal is to move from a small company where projects are internal apps with <400 users to a larger company so I can get experience with enterprise applications.
Sophomore in Mechanical Engineering, no experiences but working on some cool projects, woudl love some feedback on my resume (im refining it for the past couple of days and honestly im tired of refining it)
if there are some major issues let me know!
thanks in advance!
I work for a small MSP with 6 employees I have learned a lot in this past year but I don't see room for growth sense our company is so small. I just want to see if my resume is decent to hold a light for getting a higher role at a different company.
I am a new grad with relatively less work experience. I am looking for jobs in the Supply Chain filed. I am looking for Buyer/Planner/Supply Chain analyst roles in the United States. I want advise or feedback on my resume, things like what I can add or I should remove in order to land interviews. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!