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I would rather see more details in your professional experience than the details under each of the skill categories. "Almost everything" under Appleseed project
by elliottcarlson 16y ago
I would rather see more details in your professional experience than the details under each of the skill categories. "Almost everything" under Appleseed project tells me nothing about about what you accomplished, what technical aspects of your skill set was used, and what you may have learned (even if it's your own personal project). Additionally, I hear people talk about 1 page resumes all the time - I rather have a multiple page resume if it's what is required to show me what you know and can do - just don't make it a 13 pager either.
You pass the 2 second rule, where I wanted to keep reading - but in the end, from my point as someone in a hiring position I may not score your resume all to high based on the information I was able to pull from it - no offense intended, and I am sure others have different guidelines when it comes to resume vetting - but that is how it would score with me.
- michaelchisari 16y agoYeah, I'm considering expanding it to two pages. I don't know if I'd go much farther than that, but I could easily fill two pages with pertinent information. I could probably do a whole page just on Appleseed, which might be worthwhile. The project extends in so many different directions, that it provides a really solid amalgamation of my capabilities.