>>For clients that are coming out of school, the project section is often a large portion of the document. For people with a few years of experience, the projec

>>For clients that are coming out of school, the project section is often a large portion of the document. For people with a few years of experience, the project section tends to slip down the resume towards the end, and eventually falls off entirely. Experienced professionals with a projects section are usually trying to demonstrate skills they developed outside their day job Thank you for writing so succinctly what I wanted to say. Agree with this 100%. When I was starting out my career, my personal projects were on the top of my resume. Now that I have experience, my personal projects get omitted or only added at the bottom of the resume if they're relevant to the position.