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I wish I knew how to properly include "non-experience" on my resume. I work on a ton of interesting projects in my spare time, but none of it is really a commer
by the_only_law 6y ago
I wish I knew how to properly include "non-experience" on my resume. I work on a ton of interesting projects in my spare time, but none of it is really a commericalizable business opportunity, or lare community OSS project useful to many others. In the future, I'd like to apply to jobs more interesting to me, but my current professional career and it's trajectory are just so far from that.
- alexpetralia 6y agoJust so you know, you can absolutely put this on your resume. Blogs, side projects, even hobbies. I feel like anything that demonstrates, "Look: I am smart, I am different, I am not like all the other candidates" is good. Way too many candidates have "stock resumes" - chock full of buzzwords without real substance. I skip right over those ones. But I always read about the side projects because they demonstrate genuine interest, not bandwagonning.