share your resume

[Anonymous No.16952930]

this was a thread not too long ago, and I thought it had good potential. post your resumes in here and give some constructive criticism! here's mine

[Anonymous No.16953015]

I would never hire you. You would have to be retarded to hire a 20 year old who only puts "ownership" xp and 50% of your resume is trivial boasts about your grades which I can assure you no one gives a fuck about. For trying to sell yourself as a young prodigy, you could really stand to learn Microsoft Word. To be honest, I'd much rather hire someone your age who has 2 years of entry level McDonald's employment than you.

[Anonymous No.16953023]

>>16952930
that studio never released a game.

[Anonymous No.16953033]

>>16952930
>campus reform and fox news
>indie game dev, produced game mods
Instantly outed yourself as a dissident rightist, no HR Stacy worth her salt is going to give you the interview.
>Very experienced in the use of hardware, software, basic coding languages
Wtf is being experienced in computer hardware? just list the coding languages
>crypto marketer
just lol

anyways, congrats for getting a degree by 20 anon

[Anonymous No.16953069]

I just wanna be an analyst!!
T. 23, ran the hotel from 19-20

[Anonymous No.16953078]

>>16953015
>>16953023
The pet project business is good if he can back it up, doing all that by the age of 20 is a green flag.
>trivial boasts about your grades which I can assure you no one gives a fuck about
My first jobs loved that I won a competition and had a 3.7 GPA. Boss said as much.

The bigger concern is having a huge chunk dedicated to right wing activism. Turnoff for 99% of companies.

[Anonymous No.16953163]

>>16953069
>preformed

[Anonymous No.16953202]

>>16953163
Kek mate ive gotten 2 jobs since then and that position as remained on my resume unedited. Do these faggots actually read my shit? Thank you by the way.

[Anonymous No.16953213]

>>16952930
Do u not understand the only way to get a job is through someone u know? Even tho my family owns a small business i never even look at resumes. I just listen hire people who are friends of people i trust

[Anonymous No.16953235]

>>16953015
>>16953033
>>16953078
genuinely good feedback, I like it fellas

I do want to include my campus journalism though, as it is a venture I started that turned ~$900 in profit in a couple months. Maybe I'll not name names and just refer to them as "popular news sources" or some shit.

>>16953015
>You would have to be retarded to hire a 20 year old who only puts "ownership" xp
sadly, I have no other work experience. this is for an entry-level auditing position that's dying for young talent. I've focused mostly on these 2 companies during my college life, 1 of which has $50k of investment in, so it makes sense why I prioritize working for it.

>50% of your resume is trivial boasts about your grades which I can assure you no one gives a fuck about
I'd imagine that's how most people straight out of college advertise themselves. I agree maybe my "bachelor's at 20" and college credit plus might be a bit masturbatory, but it feels a little empty without them, too.

>For trying to sell yourself as a young prodigy
not trying to do that. how do I make myself seem like less of a douche

>you could really stand to learn Microsoft Word
is something off with the resume, or is it just because I listed it? reference to Excel & Word is just because the job listing said that as a requirement and it worked as fine padding

>I'd much rather hire someone your age who has 2 years of entry level McDonald's employment than you.
I worked at a Wendy's a decent length of time when I was 16. Should I include that? I figured it wasn't relevant since pretty much everyone has worked fast food at one point or another

>that studio never released a game.
it's only been 2 years and it's mostly a hobbyist project. maybe I should signal that

>Instantly outed yourself as a dissident rightist, no HR Stacy worth her salt is going to give you the interview.
you're right. I need to erase the names

[Anonymous No.16953259]

>>16953235
(CONT'D)
>>crypto marketer
>just lol
yeah lmao I should cut down padding. but I did work directly with main dev

>Wtf is being experienced in computer hardware? just list the coding languages
this company is run by boomers. I should specify that I've built computers in the past, you're right that I'm being too vague

and the coding languages aren't really anything substantial. I understand the fundamentals of coding but have only worked in Visual Basic, GML, Unity code etc. I could read commented code and figure it out, but I'm not really an expert nor can I code sufficiently in C#,C++, etc. but that's also not completely relevant to being an internal auditor.

>anyways, congrats for getting a degree by 20 anon
thanks

>My first jobs loved that I won a competition and had a 3.7 GPA. Boss said as much.
yeah I feel like this is the only real substantial meat for padding out a post-graduate resume.

[Anonymous No.16953301]

>>16953202
that whole 'misspelling' words on resume shit was years ago, nowadays everything is vetted by software and the resumes that do match go through some poor ass HR person or recruiter who literally make commission on people they hire, so they couldn't give a fuck about your misspelling.

Once they okay it the interview doesn't read your resume despite them telling you to bring a copy.

[Anonymous No.16953365]

>>16953301
Would you happen to know what the software looks for in particular?

[Anonymous No.16953403]

end me

[Anonymous No.16953449]

>>16953403
too much negative space. find a new template. GPA wouldn't be a bad addition, and you could have a skills section.

Your descriptions are too simple. Needs a lot more "perform" and "facilitate" and other keywords that computer algorithms love.

Basically just needs more "meaningful" padding

[Anonymous No.16953618]

r/resumes

[Anonymous No.16953652]

>>16953618
cool

[Anonymous No.16953678]

>>16953403
whats your story anon?

[Anonymous No.16953737]

>>16953678
I have no story I'm a 24 yr old loser

[Anonymous No.16953773]

>>16952930
Nice try fbi

[Anonymous No.16953822]

>>16953737
you know you can add a lot to that resume, talk ur self up a lot.

if i were in your position id get into sales so you can actually start making money. lie and add an extra position, 2018-present as if you had been promoted to a sales role at office depot (if that even exists) or just take a stronger sales angle to all your previous roles

[Anonymous No.16953848]

>>16953822
>you know you can add a lot to that resume, talk ur self up a lot.
there's nothing I can add, they were basic jobs where nothing extraordinary happened ever

>2018-present as if you had been promoted to a sales role at office depot (if that even exists) or just take a stronger sales angle to all your previous roles
I was the worst sales person at every store I worked at, it's not really something I'm capable of doing

[Anonymous No.16953879]

>>16953848
make shit up, it works for most anons out there

[Anonymous No.16953946]

>>16953403
Cashiers basically deal with cash management on a day-to-day basis, would emphasise that aspect of the role to show you are responsible and not just going from cashier job to cashier job and stealing stuff.

[Anonymous No.16953987]

>>16953946
>Cashiers basically deal with cash management on a day-to-day basis, would emphasise that aspect of the role to show you are responsible
bro I just stand there while they insert the card

[Anonymous No.16954017]

>>16953848
Be the best loser ever

[Anonymous No.16954063]

>>16953403
>crew member

[Anonymous No.16954127]

Help me bros every internship I've applied to has rejected me, haven't even made it to more than 1 phone interview.

[Anonymous No.16954143]

>>16952930
CPA here. I went to a school that was a heavy Big 4 target. I can give top-tier resume advice.

>>16953069
>>16953403
Dates should always be right aligned and in bold. Recruiters/HR always look for that.

[Anonymous No.16954145]

>>16954127
3.2 in finance and art...
don’t think you can even dream of getting an internship unless your school is at least t50

[Anonymous No.16954156]

>>16953069
holy shit resolute temperament, that sounds like some mmorpg spell/attribute or mtg card
HIRE THIS INCEL

[Anonymous No.16954164]

>>16954145
I fell for the STEM meme my first year and got a 2.9. Also used up all my gen eds on those hard classes. I'm fucked lmao.

[Anonymous No.16954166]

My resume is just empty space. I'm a NEET and only had one job which was retail cuckery. Didn't go to college either

[Anonymous No.16954176]

>>16954166
it's never too late, you just need one skill that sets you apart and you can make it

[Anonymous No.16954186]

>>16954127
i hope none of these are finance internships

[Anonymous No.16954187]

>>16954143
OP here, gimme some of that top-tier advice for my resume. I've updated it a bit but I'm still not very satisfied with it.

[Anonymous No.16954214]

>>16954187
Get rid of objective. Not needed. Put your name centered up top in bold, with your address, email, and phone number right below it. Make that a header. Right align all dates and make them bold. Get rid of most of those italics. Change to Times New Roman. And I'd probably get rid of the References section too.

[Anonymous No.16954221]

>>16954186
I've been applying to any business-y field, I don't really care what career I get as long as it pays me. I'm a hard worker and at least average intelligence, just asocial. Only doing finance because it sounded broad and I thought it would get me a job and because comp eng made me want to blow my brains out.

[Anonymous No.16954222]

>>16954187
Better, I would hire you if I needed an accountant

[Anonymous No.16954245]

I'm never getting a good job, I've given up on all my hopes and dreams, I don't want to do anything anymore, I wish for a better world for nobody, and I will kill myself at 30. In fact I'm probably so stupid I left out a censor and will get doxxed off of this.

[Anonymous No.16954279]

>>16954176
That's bullshit but I believe it

[Anonymous No.16954280]

>>16954214
alright. did everything but get rid of References. (I only included it because my reference is a former coworker with the manager of the audit department I'm trying to get into)

[Anonymous No.16954287]

>>16952930
Everyone is making video game to get rich. Is the competition saturated now?

[Anonymous No.16954294]

>>16954245
get certified you idiot

[Anonymous No.16954298]

>>16954294
Certified in what?

[Anonymous No.16954303]

>>16952930
You gotta reformat this, man. Looks like you just learned word

[Anonymous No.16954305]

>>16954287
yeah. I don't do it for profit, it's just a hobby project that my friends & I shared for a while and eventually one of us got rich from the Nano pump 2 years ago and decided to fund it.

since then been telling animators what to do while I code it

[Anonymous No.16954322]

>>16954245
That looks like a good skillset but the format is beyond horrible. For starters clean up your skills section and put every skill in one section, don't have two. Second, the chronological format is atrocious. If you want to hide your shitty job history at least make a project section after your skills and show off the mayo clinic project, then make an experience section and put your shitty jobs there

[Anonymous No.16954327]

what kind of stuff to put under skills section?
t. undegrad engineering student

[Anonymous No.16954329]

>>16954327
What engineering discipline?

[Anonymous No.16954330]

>>16954245
this is a really badly formatted resume

[Anonymous No.16954334]

>>16954329
chemical

[Anonymous No.16954338]

>>16954322
Honestly at this point I really doubt it's the formatting that is getting me in trouble. It's just the fact that I have no real internships (most of the Mayo Clinic shit is made up, it was a capstone project for school and I barely did anything) and having nothing but shitty jobs for short amounts of time.

[Anonymous No.16954358]

>>16954294
I have the same major as you
anything your interested in. A+ is kinda retarded tier IT knowledge. WHY DIDNT YOU USE UR DEGREE? You should've just majored in liberal arts then.

[Anonymous No.16954398]

>>16954358
Informatics isn't information systems, it's just bullshit that they shoved me into after I washed out of CS and they wanted to fleece more money from me. Plus I looked for things even tangentially related to my degree and no one wanted to hire me, probably because I'm retarded and have no internships.

Certifications also cost lots of money which I don't have plus studying in down time which I don't have.

[Anonymous No.16954427]

i cant graduate school until i find another internship. help.

[Anonymous No.16954428]

>>16954398
That's the wrong thinking. You're not gunna directly use your degree. It just proves you can learn harder subjects. IS isn't IT... HR knows this... If you get a CCNA or ITIL or CISA you can change your life. location also matters.. theyre looking for techs like crazy here in OC

[Anonymous No.16954436]

>>16954398
i actually have a MIS degree. half of it was bullshit easy business classes.

[Anonymous No.16954457]

>>16954427
You have enough flight time to have a ppl. Do you? Can you become a cfi?

[Anonymous No.16954477]

[Anonymous No.16954573]

>>16954457
i dont want to be a cfi, but i will be private next year.

[Anonymous No.16954592]

>>16954428
I'd like to but I will need to move home first so I can actually save money.

[Anonymous No.16954593]

>>16952930
Are you spiritually comfy biz?

[Anonymous No.16954706]

>>16954593
>not adding "I love Jesus Christ" to my portfolio

[Anonymous No.16954729]

Well I fixed the formatting but I doubt it will make any difference.

[Anonymous No.16954803]

>>16953848
Most people are bad at most things until they put in the time. If you hate the corporate world as much as I do, I think you'll grow to love the independence and freedom it offers.

[Anonymous No.16954834]

>>16954729
still looks super basic. needless tabbing where there doesn't need to be.

that technical skills section is a mess. would work better as a double-columned bullet point list or something.

as for the rest, your spacing seems really messed up for some reason. make those dates bold. they don't all line up properly on the right side of the page, either

[Anonymous No.16954982]

>>16954729
Why pretend you know networking, Linux, Java and SQL?
Those are all massive topics. The pool of people that truly know all 4 of those is insanely small and given your experience you certainly aren't one of them. Try being more specific with your knowledge and skills because as a network guy if someone had "networking TCP/IP" on their resume I'd ask them some technical questions that I'm pretty certain you wouldn't be able to answer.

[Anonymous No.16955009]

>>16954834
Well don't tell me it looks basic, how do I make it better? Should I just remove all tabbing? Also the spacing is because it won't fit all on one page.

>>16954982
Because I learned jack and shit during college, all I know is HTML and two years of basic Java and basic networking and I don't know how to do anything and might as well kill myself.

[Anonymous No.16955063]

Look at all these trash resumes. You guys need to use some templates, because these hurt my eyes.

[Anonymous No.16955462]

>>16955063
Post yours

[Anonymous No.16955520]

>>16952930
>putting crypto on your resume

[Anonymous No.16955597]

>>16954706
Literal pleb tier

[Anonymous No.16955622]

>>16955520

[Anonymous No.16955778]

>>16954156
Loled

[Anonymous No.16955785]

>>16952930
Resume -

Professional Tezos baker
ARPA accumulator

Fin

[Anonymous No.16955832]

>>16953301
This. Recently had an hr recruiter who seemed interested in ending the interview fast even though i have more stuff to say. Ends up telling me she wants to set up an interview after an online test. Its a crummy job but i just need it for the insurance cause no way im gonna drive 5+ hours round trip every day for 5 days a week over an entire year just for about $20 an hour in what is likely a call center.

Ive seen resumes that looks like essays too (looks like a list of every little "duty" they had) and somehow they out compete me in getting better jobs.

[Anonymous No.16955914]

>>16954287
<_< ive wanted to make video games since i was a child back in the 2000's. I finally get the chance and bam ive got a lot of competition. Even with most of the harder coding (or so I assume) fleshed out it feels like my game has progressed far quicker than i expected it. I sat/laid there wondering "this feels too easy, why would anyone pay me for this even though a similiar idea was done before yet sold big". Can't shake this feeling that I'm missing something. Granted my game still needs more work but the more difficult aspects (for me) seemed to have suddenly been overcome (certain aspects dealing with code). I'm reaching a point where I have to work on more art design before touching code again. However I'm not doing it purely for money. I want to make fun games to play and other reasons.

[Anonymous No.16956101]

>>16952930
I thank God that all the jobs I have ever gotten have been offered to me through people I know.
Anyone else know this feel?

[Anonymous No.16956126]

>>16953403
honestly not bad. You just need to reformat it. This makes me want to root for you.

[Anonymous No.16956129]

>>16952930
good luck
but it is really an average cv tbqh
you need to be irreplaceable to be worth something

[Anonymous No.16956160]

>>16954221
>>16954164
Ah the stem meme. It lowered mine a bit too.
Frankly you'll be fine anon, especially if you can benefit from affirmative action. You're doing the right thing trying to find a business-y internship because that will get your foot in the door for an actual finance job.

In your case, you best bet is to have a friend or connection (could be an associate) and reach out to them for a position. Just ask them how they're liking it, ask them something else like what they like about it, then bam. Like a chad if they think they know of anything etc.

In your current position, it would be best to try and leveraging your connections or friendships now.

[Anonymous No.16956177]

>>16954187
I like this. Gamer accountant. I would hire ya /v/bro

[Anonymous No.16956202]

how do you structure a resume when you spent the last decade making mad dosh holding and selling shitcoins.

[Anonymous No.16956231]

>>16954427
Anon I would just be a pilot if I were you. Formatting should be improved.
>>16954245
Great skills, just format it more like this anon's (>>16954187). Also, I would remove the Domino's, or keep it and say you are working there as your work on, or for, a start up. Just get a piece of paper write on it that you now have a business of your own and ta-da, you have it. Your business would instantly have a valuation just as high as most kid's start ups too. Even though it is just a piece of paper with scribble. So don't feel too far behind.

Also you need to turn to Jesus and go to a Catholic priest. Watch EWTN on television or YouTube because killing yourself is a huge no no and will land you in big trouble before Jesus on Judgement day.

[Anonymous No.16956245]

>>16956202
Just write the truth. You were in business for yourself. What business? You had your own start up involved with crypto currency.

[Anonymous No.16956726]

>>16956231
One I'm not worshipping a Jew on a stick, two I don't have any of those skills I just listed anything that I've even looked at once. I also don't see how lying about a startup would actually help me that much honestly.

[Anonymous No.16956788]

>>16952930
is this a subtle humble brag thread?

[Anonymous No.16956797]

>>16953403
That's pretty much mine. Although I haven't ever need to use it. I get in from word of mouth.

[Anonymous No.16956855]

>>16952930
based data miner

[Anonymous No.16956887]

my resumee is absolute terrible
im a 22 year old neet with 3 gap years
any neets here who turned things around?
or should I just stick to shitcoin gambling and pray for a miracle

[Anonymous No.16957432]

>>16953235
>I worked at a Wendy's a decent length of time when I was 16. Should I include that? I figured it wasn't relevant since pretty much everyone has worked fast food at one point or another
No. don't list work experience that isn't relevant to the industry you're targeting. especially something like wendy's. it doesn't do anything for you, so don't waste the space.

[Anonymous No.16957447]

>>16954156
Its fucking true though, I can be put through the ringer and persevere like no one else. My temperament is resolute!

[Anonymous No.16957454]

>>16954143
Ty anon!

[Anonymous No.16957552]

>>16954358
want to know how I can tell you're over-hyping your skill set? you're including shit like SonicWall on you resume. the entire app section just screams "I don't know what I'm doing, but please take me seriously." desu fren.

pic related is how I list my skill summary at the top of my resume. I'm a programmer with 6+ years. under each job in my work experience I have another line that details other stuff specific to the stack at that position. OS, DB, any interesting software, ect.
>Environment: MVC.NET 4.0, SQL Server, NCache....ect. ect.
this approach works well for me. my resume has a very good response rate.

[Anonymous No.16957720]

Very little experience from years ago what do I DO?

[Anonymous No.16957738]

>>16957720
What have you been doing during the intervening years?

Education? List it first.
Working for yourself? List that as your business and put it first.
Absolutely nothing? Then list alot of your skills to full up the resume.

[Anonymous No.16957749]

>>16957738
Nothing I was an idiot neet. Will that work?

[Anonymous No.16957791]

I see everybody listing Microsoft Excel, SQL, VBA, Python etc. Be careful with that shit.
If you're interviewing with our firm, I'll sit you down and have you work on a project tailored to the tools you mentioned on your resume. 8/10 candidates don't make it.

[Anonymous No.16957822]

>>16957749
Prioritize your skills, then. Try and build a portfolio that communicates, "I've been taking it easy and building my skillset these past few years, but now I'm ready to jump back into the workforce and make use of it."

[Anonymous No.16957891]

>>16954127
Just keep applying senpai. Get a shitty one with a nice job title and if it doesn't just fudge the job title and let Toilberg make a few assumptions.
I used this to my advantage when I was in college because I managed to get a job at an urban planning office doing data collection (literally just taking photos and measuring sidewalk ramps) but I technically had the same job title (Transportation Planning Intern) as people doing actual urban planning and report writing. I made sure to volunteer to help out a tiny amount in some of these projects and then gave them equal space on my resume to the data collection portion of the job
Looks much better than data collection slave

[Anonymous No.16957920]

>>16957791
Thats a cool gatekeeping method, boomer. How many of those tests that you give could you, an employee of said company, complete yourself if 80% of applicants cannot? Are you perhaps confusing job specific skill training with general knowledge?
Kinda hope you're not trolling, because I know a lot of faggots like you with imposter syndrome trying to find relevance in this world.

[Anonymous No.16958045]

>>16957920
nah, the resume is basically a marketing device. if you are listing something like python on your resume, that's a skill you are claiming to have and expect the employer to consider when considering your candidacy. if you can't actually do anything with python, then don't fucking list it. this shit's a pet peeve of mine too. people want to keyword stuff and pretend like they can do everything, when the truth is a far more narrow set of skills. you can't bullshit your way into tech jobs.

[Anonymous No.16958132]

>>16952930
just add a small line at the bottom stating if you don't hire me I'll kill your whole family in cold blood.

[Anonymous No.16958159]

>>16958132
based

[Anonymous No.16958400]

>>16954338
Have you even seen a good resume? That format is terrible I couldn’t even see the relevant information because im used to looking at real resumes.

[Anonymous No.16958753]

>>16958045
Uh you can if your a minority (not Asian) or a woman. I know people with what would be elementary programming skills score entry level tech jobs and in the DC area so they pay well. One of them was literally autistic and they had fine arts meme degrees too kek. So don’t stand on your tech high horse it’s all determined by HR these days.

[Anonymous No.16958782]

>>16953015
news flash faggot no one with any kind of actual talent wants to be a wagie, kys

[Anonymous No.16958994]

>>16958753
kek, that's true. I'm a white male though and know what I can't get away with it. women and minorities are held to a different standard in tech.
but for real though, it's not gatekeeping like the other anon crying about to expect someones resume to match their actual skills.

[Anonymous No.16959002]

>>16952930
>share your valuable data mining information
go away FBI

[Anonymous No.16959185]

"Gained Experience " is not an accomplishment. Description of work should be your accomplishments. Better would be "Used xxx software to reduce costs by 50% compared to alternatives and greq in house accounting capabilities from $1m to $10m in annual revenue."
Don't use that but its the idea. Also, exaggerate the numbers a little but not too much.

[Anonymous No.16959299]

>>16953848
It's clear that your attitude is what will keep you from making it. Find something within yourself to be confident about and run with it.

[Anonymous No.16959338]

>>16953822
How realistic is to thrive as a salesman without any real experience? My work history involves a lot of retail management and cuck shit like that and I've considered going for a sales position somewhere but have little experience in that field.

[Anonymous No.16959484]

>>16952930
if you are in the usa get your CPA. then for your resume only show CPA, your degree without GPA, and your LLC experience. provide a lot of detail on your LLC. that is it

[Anonymous No.16959732]

>>16953403
Oof

[Anonymous No.16959832]

>>16959338
you sell your candidacy to the hiring team. if you can do that, you can do it. sales seems like one of those things where past work experience doesn't mean much of anything.

[Anonymous No.16959917]

>>16959832
Great point.

[Anonymous No.16960054]

>>16956101
Hell yes brother, was literally a lazy loser through college and got a job handed to me after graduating

[Anonymous No.16960151]

>>16954729
Use one of the templates in Microsoft Word. When you make a new Word document, look for resume templates but choose a plain, simple, easy to read template and not the gimmicky, colourful ones which look like a children's playbook.

[Anonymous No.16960195]

how much of a meme are clubs in college? are they worth joining?

[Anonymous No.16960348]

>>16960195
they're fun and a good way to meet new people, sometimes to make new opportunities

I met someone who took off and became vaguely internet famous through a school club. gave me a lot of opportunities to profit

[Anonymous No.16960501]

Does anyone have an example of a good resume? Mine is literally three pages long

[Anonymous No.16960904]

How would one go about listing sales numbers or monthly district placements on a resume?

[Anonymous No.16960924]

>>16952930
So recently I finished a college course(community) and got a certificate. Will that make my resume look better or will employers glaze over such things?

[Anonymous No.16960980]

>>16953403
You just forgot a few things.

Everyone knows the second cashier job was a sales job.

Make up a fraternity, add friends as contacts. You were the treasurer.

Also, clearly you were specialized in a relevant field of economics.

[Anonymous No.16961035]

>>16954127
Dont provide shit that shows it is trivial. I can not emphasize this enough. Wtf. is "opened and closed place of work". What are you, 15?

Don't show the art minor.

"MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING" without explanation sounds better than "analyzed data via Excel". Leave out "introductory blabal"

So:
Managerial accounting
Assistant Manager
Mathematics Lecturer


Also, if you can use python, you can find relevant experience to go with it.

[Anonymous No.16961096]

resume threads are extremely bullish.
they started popping up after we bottomed in late 2018/early 2019, after anons thought bitcoin was dead forever.

[Anonymous No.16961152]

>>16954729
Lead with the most important and best shit, i.e. your experience with most recent first. Move the mayo thing into experience. Emphasize you know how to work in/with and manage teams with diverse background, from professors to fast food workers and how they were happy (make up feedback if necessary).
Use Bsc to show you have the education and move it to the back. No-one cares or wants to read a definition of 'informatics'.

So:
LINE MANAGER; managing a team of 10 people xyz.
TECHNICIAN; maybe move this one 2018-2019
PROJECT MANAGER Mayo clinic
VIDEO DIRECTOR;

Really though, get a template.

[Anonymous No.16961552]

>>16960348
Are they memes at state schools?

[Anonymous No.16961723]

>>16957552
this guy is correct. Also, for people claiming to have coding skills, if you have some kind of way to prove it (projects, open source contributions, portfolio, etc.) mention that of link it on your resume, because tons of people claim all kinds of shit

[Anonymous No.16961832]

>>16961035
Thanks for the advice.

[Anonymous No.16962075]

>>16954729
> be informatics graduate
> have to compete with THIS
holy shit no wonder wages are stagnating in it

[Anonymous No.16962661]

>>16962075
What the fuck does that even mean?

[Anonymous No.16962686]

>>16961152
Can I have any color on my template? I found a simple one but I'm not sure how much I like it.

[Anonymous No.16962783]

[Anonymous No.16962872]

>>16962783
god help you if this is real

[Anonymous No.16962876]

>>16962872
what's wrong with it?

[Anonymous No.16963352]

>>16952930
I make $37 cuck bucks an hour for just spinning in my office chair...fuckin kill me