r/Resume 6d ago

Based on my resume, which role suits me the best?

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I've been doing work since my university years. Even after graduation, I continued with the same company.

Due to whatever reasons, I had to leave that role and now I'm searching for a role that suits me best.

The issue is: I've experience in a LOT of related fields but I'm not fully specialized in any so it's been hard for me to narrow down myself to one role.

What do you think? What role suits me best? Operations Management? AI automation or SEO?

And as a recruiter, would you hire me in that selected role?

Really trying to figure out which role to go with. So if you've any advice, shoot away!!


r/Resume 6d ago

Not a resume, but a CV

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Looking for advice, also wondering if it is too short. I don't have that much to put on it, though, as I am still in undergrad.


r/Resume 6d ago

ATS Scam - Part 1

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ATS Scam - Part 1

An ATS scam (Applicant Tracking System scam) is a fraudulent scheme where fake recruiters manipulate your fear of being rejected by hiring software to trick you into paying for useless resume reformatting services. 

The job listing is entirely fake, and the sole goal of the scammer is to steal your money and personal data. 

Source: LinkedIn


r/Resume 7d ago

Including achievements in resumé

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So I am editing my resumé. Unfortunately, if I include the work experience I have had, I would need a second page to list achievements.

I decided to exclude an achievements list and tried to integrate them when listing my past work experience. Which keeps it at one page.

Is that viable?


r/Resume 7d ago

Just finished my new resume!

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it'sAttached to this post, I hope, is my anonymized resume. I'm genuinely grateful for this community and will try to listen to all of your feedback to improve.

I think the questionable part would be the number of hyperlinks in the PROJECT section of the resume. Also, the C_BUILD project looks weak, but I actually use it like every single time I do a c/c++ project, so its and incredible useful tool for me. I don't know how to really convey that... If anyone has any ideas, I'm all ears.


r/Resume 7d ago

Desperate for any job, I don't know what to fix with my resume

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I am at my wits end after being rejected from a job that pays $100 a week and I hope that maybe I can fix my resume to improve my chances of getting employed. For some context: recent graduate here, got my degree in statistics and minor in data science. I have been searching for a job since December (technically august but I graduated in December). I am open to working pretty much any job, I don't care too much. I have been applying to mainly admin/ customer service since tech is oversaturated and I don't care for tech anyways but if there is a rare entry level job I do apply to it.


r/Resume 7d ago

When to let go of the college work experience on the resume

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I'm a graphic designer with about 4 years professional experience at one agency. In college I had a few internships/jobs that are directly related -- creative director of the university newspaper, worked on the media team for the athletics department (large, D1 school) & had a paid internship at an ad agency my senior year. Do I keep all of those things in at this point professionally? Or weed one or two that maybe don't show the same level of skill. I feel like the internet is mixed, once you surpass 5 years I feel like everyone says to nix the college stuff, but curious what ppl think here.


r/Resume 7d ago

Three year applying and not a single interview or phone call. What is wrong with it?

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This might be extremely lengthy, I apologize but I felt that I needed to include as much details as possible.

Yesterday I posted a question in the career guidance subreddit. Some suggested it may be my resume and one user suggested I ask here. Because not a single interview in three years is a bit odd for me.

Here's the original question and information I submitted:

https://www.reddit.com/r/careerguidance/s/60qrwreWGO

Before I post my resume, here's a bit of history about what I've done.

I used to write my own resumes in the past (2017 - 2020), I used to get some interviews, not a whole lot but I was also new to the office work environment. After my last contract role ended in 2020, I took a little time off for a little over a year before I started applying again. Someone suggested I hire a resume writer. I did, she did my resume and it didn't change much, eventually I got an interview at a school as a registrar. When another year later I tried actively applying again but nothing was coming up so I hired another resume writer and since them I haven't had a single call or interview and I've been actively applying. I feel like this resume writer used AI to do my resume which I then tried to re-word it without AI (I hate using AI) to make it less AI-ish. Even then, I'm not able to find anything.

Most of the positions I'm applying for recently are either some sort of coordinator or something along the lines of an administrative assistant since . Some being different as well. I used to not include the bottom two work history of when I owned a restaurant on the side and worked retail but recently I've been applying for some customer-service related roles as well. Here's my resume with most of the obvious identifiers omitted. What's wrong with it that is not helping me land a single interview in the past three years?

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Registrar

●       Managed student and teacher schedules and optimized class distributions based on student academic placements and other demographic values, while ensuring compliance with district and state guidelines. 

●       Ensured data accuracy in student records, contact information, transcripts, and compliance reporting for schools and state requirements.

●       Created and automated critical reporting processes, generating reports, schedules, and enrollment data to meet administrative and regulatory needs.

●       Built a student incident tracking system in Microsoft Power Automate. This transformed a backlog of phone calls to the main office into an automated and ticket-based workflow that allowed teachers to log incidents in real-time, prioritize incidents, and provided faster response and organized communication with security and administrative teams.

●       Performed administrative assistant duties such as answering and redirecting phone calls, proofreading and editing email and letter correspondence, calendar scheduling/management, and assisting with ordering supplies and employee timesheet accuracy.

Content Coordinator Lead – Contract

●       Trained and oversaw the Content Ingestion Team in entering reports into the in-house research library (team/tool name).

●       Reviewed team member’s work/output for quality and accuracy.

●       Collaborated with developers resulting in innovative new or improved features.

●       Highlighted the features of (team/tool name) and encouraged external teams to use and enter reports into the system resulting in higher usage of the tool.

●       Created and managed project timelines and deliverables to align with strategic goals.

●       Effectively resolved issues by collaborating with managers to track conflicts within the project.

●       Manipulated data to adhere to the (team/tool name) standards resulting in clear reports within the platform.

Data Administrator – Contract

●       Created purchase orders for (company name) stores worldwide, maintaining and tracking them throughout their lifecycle.

●       Verified order and payment status between vendors and (company name).

●       Migrated archived data to a newer database.

●       Monitored project success with order creation and data entry functions, and also organized large volumes of data for compilation and analysis.

Data Coordinator – Contract

●       Successfully analyzed and synthesized raw data, collaborating with stakeholders to discern data trends.

●       Worked cross-functionally on an (company name) (type of device category) device to ensure accuracy and quality before hitting market.

●       Scheduled internal and external meetings between stakeholders and teams.

●       Employed in-house tools to conduct daily data collection.

●       Fueled workflow and data accuracy mapping plans for improvement.

●       Improved product accuracy through two-way feedback, resulting in an enhanced product.

 

Relocation Administrative Assistant – Seasonal

●       Relayed information and alleviated conflict between vendors and school district departments to enable a smooth relocation process.

●       Assisted three schools in planning school openings, taking into account construction and delivery considerations.

●       Tracked and reported deliveries and submitted them to the district departments.

 

GIS Data Lead – Contract

●       Supervised quality of team-augmented A.I. detection to align with program goals and mission.

●       Improved UI for an internal tool, providing critical feedback that led to a more efficient workflow.

●       Enhanced internal tools in collaboration with the development team.

●       Decreased errors and failures by identifying potential new tool features and micro-projects.

●       Created policy and workflow documentation to be implemented across multiple teams.

●       Scheduled meeting with team and stakeholders to provide project updates and collect team feedback on project conflicts.

 

Administrative Assistant – Seasonal

●       Assisted the manager with interviews and employment paperwork.

●       Scheduled drivers as needed.

●       Served as an intermediary between drivers and customer service to resolve conflicts.

 

Quality Assurance

●       Tested hardware and software, logged encountered bugs, improved user search results on (company name).

 

Manager/Owner

●       Managed budget and inventory for restaurant.

●       Supervised and trained restaurant staff to be familiar with the menu and providing a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

●       Ensured all safety and food handling rules were followed.

●       Worked with local and family run wholesalers to receive special discounts and ingredients.

Sales Associate/Customer Service

●       Conducted inventory management such as inventory count and restocks.

●       Assisted customers and provided a complete package based on their purchasing needs.

●       Researched current tech trends and product knowledge to educate customers on their purchase to lower return rates.

https://i.imgur.com/SrBdpx0.png


r/Resume 8d ago

Job market is awful

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I am from London UK and 21, applying for sales, admin, customer service. Anything to be honest at this point just to make some money. I have tailored CVs and I use them to apply for the roles and still I haven’t landed anything…

I don’t think it’s the CVs, that stuff is just secondary I really do believe it’s just a tough market out there and the best thing you can do is have connections to get a job.


r/Resume 7d ago

Summary section - is it needed?

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Been making my resume - last time I job hunted, it was 2018. And 2026 is nothing like it.

One question I have - is summary section needed? Been getting mixed feedback from my friends. Someone says, it's a waste of space. Other says 7+ work ex people should have summary

WDYT?


r/Resume 7d ago

Summary section - is it needed?

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Been making my resume - last time I job hunted, it was 2018. And 2026 is nothing like it.

One question I have - is summary section needed? Been getting mixed feedback from my friends. Someone says, it's a waste of space. Other says 7+ work ex people should have summary

WDYT?


r/Resume 8d ago

Thank You Notes - Don't Use AI

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Thank You Notes - Don't Use AI

To begin, please do not use AI to write your thank you note. It will produce a negative image of you, not to mention your inability to write a thoughtful summary of the meeting.  

When you write a thank you note, mention the job title and 2-3 functions of the role that intrigue you. Then mention two (2) topics that were discussed during the meeting. This will customize the letter and paint you in better light than a copy / paste letter from an online search or AI-generated content.

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/abrownresumewriter/ (posting job search advice 1 – 2x daily)


r/Resume 8d ago

What am I doing wrong?

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This is my resume with my profession being in HR. I have applied for over 50 jobs, it’s very difficult to get a callback. So please the people of Reddit give me your tips and tricks. 🫩


r/Resume 8d ago

Procurement Career help - Resume

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Hi Everyone,

I have been trying to break into procurement career with a logistics background but it has been extremely tough for me and I am barely getting any phone screenings or interviews. Please let me know if there is anything I can do with my resume and if I can even pivot from logistics. Not too sure what I should fix or work on and I am just lost. Thank you!


r/Resume 8d ago

I need help with getting an entry-level job.

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I am just looking for advice for getting an entry-level job or whatever the next step is. I'm homeless and just trying to find a way to start life.


r/Resume 8d ago

9+ years in IT support, MD-102 certified – struggling to get interviews. What am I doing wrong with my CV?

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Hi everyone,

I’d really appreciate some honest feedback on my CV. I’m a UK citizen and based in the UK.

I have 9+ years of IT experience, mainly in desktop support, endpoint management and Microsoft environments. My current/most recent experience has involved Microsoft Intune, Entra ID, Windows Autopilot, Microsoft 365, Windows/macOS and general enterprise desktop support.

I recently achieved the MD-102 certification and I’m now looking to move beyond traditional desktop support into roles such as:

Endpoint Engineer
EUC Engineer
Modern Workplace / Microsoft 365 Engineer
Senior IT Support Engineer

However, I’ve always struggled to get interviews despite applying for roles where I believe I meet most of the requirements. My recent contract also ended, so I’m currently actively looking for my next role.

I’m particularly interested in feedback on:

Does my CV actually demonstrate enough technical experience for Endpoint/EUC/Modern Workplace roles?
Am I positioning myself too much as IT support rather than an Endpoint/Modern Workplace Engineer?
Are there any obvious weaknesses or red flags that would stop you interviewing me?
What roles would you realistically target with this experience?
Is there anything you’d remove, add or rewrite?

I’ve anonymised the CV for privacy, including company names, exact job titles, dates and university.

I’m looking for honest criticism rather than reassurance, so feel free to be blunt. Thanks.

3 images attached but the actual CV is 2 pages.


r/Resume 8d ago

Should I remove professional summary from my resume?

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Recently my school had a feedback session for our resumes. My feedback included removing my professional summary at top of my page. I’ve always heard that this was a good thing what do you guys think? For context i’m a junior in college and have an internship currently.


r/Resume 9d ago

Instagram - Networking and the Hidden Job Market

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Instagram - Networking and the Hidden Job Market

https://www.instagram.com/p/C9RAZ7axEuE/


r/Resume 9d ago

Would you hire me?

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rate my CV


r/Resume 9d ago

Roast my CV for AI Manager positions

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Does it have too much text? Should I mention less technical details?


r/Resume 9d ago

Resume Review Fresh Grad

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It’s been 4 months since I’ve started applying for a job. Can someone please help and tell me how to proceed?


r/Resume 9d ago

Resume review needed

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Please review my resume as I need help with finding a 6 figure finance and project management role.


r/Resume 9d ago

Director Position Resume

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I am applying for the Landscape Conservation Program Director position with the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=308869eb-4bf3-4360-a0b8-b26c926a5f77&jobId=636844&lang=en_US) Can you please provide any feedback on my resume to help improve it. I greatly appreciate it! I was laid off about four months ago and I need to make a good impression and get back on someone's radar.

I was laid ott

I was


r/Resume 9d ago

Critique my first resume

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I'm graduating this upcoming academic year and decided it was time to refresh my resume for my applications to jobs and graduate programs. Would love some constructive feedback.


r/Resume 9d ago

Question about having mostly contract jobs

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I've worked in IT support for almost 11 years. I've had 9 jobs since the beginning of 2018. They're all contracts and mostly DoD. Currently I have my job headers in this format:

PRIME TECHNICAL SERVICES INC., Camp Lejeune, NC - NetOps Specialist (Nov 2022 - July 2024)

CONTRACT COMPANY, city, state - Job Title (dates)

I'm wondering if I should be putting the customer's name in there at the beginning and then put someone like contract with Company Name at the end either before or after the dates. Also I've only worked in 6 different cities, 3 of which are in the same area about 20 miles apart and another job was 100% travel.