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I’d like to think I’m more skilled in soft skills than others but I always demonstrate that at the on-site interviews. How do you market those skills on a resu

• komali2 8y ago
  Well, like this: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A3Ns93sbE8v70hCt7yWJigoiL0sQZNTtMPr9zVtkoqM/ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A3Ns93sbE8v70hCt7yWJigoi... Best I think I can do is certain descriptions for projects highlighting my role, as well as stick a little section at the bottom describing a personal experience and showing a bit of my personality and value system. Stuff like "Led hackathon team of 4 to develop a serverless app integrating several APIs." It's really quite tricky to show off your soft skills on your resume. I think the resume should be more to just get your foot in the door. If I can get on the phone, I'm usually good to go.
  • klohto 8y ago
    Based on your resume, I think you can present all of these skills anonymously as well. Of course, there might some clear marks that will give away your gender and age, but that's up-to the interviewer to decide. All the things you have on your resume can be done by a woman or 20-year old as well as 60-year old. So, I don't this would hurt you in any way and you can still demonstrate your soft skills.