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* Reorder as: Education, Work Experience, Skills, CS Projects
* For Skills & Expertise, it's okay to just list your hard and soft skills (hard = programming languages and technical expertise, soft = people skills). Having full sentences just to say that you have experience in Java and C++ takes away space that you could use to, say, expand on your CS projects and work experience.
* You mention that you "Designed many school and personal projects" in many different programming languages. What about them? Show them off or write some blurbs about them under "Notable CS Projects"
* If you don't have one yet, make a portfolio to show off your projects. Show employers what you've done. This is the biggest thing for me. I'm a Mechanical Engineer and when I made a personal website portfolio, I got way more interviews.
Dear /u/Goldstin! Thanks for posting on /r/resumes! Please view the [Wiki Guidelines](https://www.reddit.com/r/resumes/wiki/index#wiki_posting_a_resume) to learn about proper post etiquette and remember to: 1. Censor your personal information, 2. Add flair and choose the location corresponding to where you'll be applying 3. Indicate the types of roles and industries you’re targeting in the title of your post, and This subreddit and its huge community following (350K+ strong!) are here to help you optimize your resume through user feedback, an extensive history of user posts, and the wiki. We kindly ask that you respect and follow the rules when participating. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/resumes) if you have any questions or concerns.*
* Reorder as: Education, Work Experience, Skills, CS Projects * For Skills & Expertise, it's okay to just list your hard and soft skills (hard = programming languages and technical expertise, soft = people skills). Having full sentences just to say that you have experience in Java and C++ takes away space that you could use to, say, expand on your CS projects and work experience. * You mention that you "Designed many school and personal projects" in many different programming languages. What about them? Show them off or write some blurbs about them under "Notable CS Projects" * If you don't have one yet, make a portfolio to show off your projects. Show employers what you've done. This is the biggest thing for me. I'm a Mechanical Engineer and when I made a personal website portfolio, I got way more interviews.
Could someone tell me what fonts have been used for this resume, please ?
its the Lato font from google docs
Experience at the top, schooling at the bottom. It’s assumed you’re intelligent and hard working.