Most resumes only get looked at for 6 seconds before they end up in the discard pile. You want to fix your resume so that that quick glance is enough to make y

Most resumes only get looked at for 6 seconds before they end up in the discard pile. You want to fix your resume so that that quick glance is enough to make you look interesting. That means: - Having a summary section at the top that highlights somethings special about you (which shows you'll be a valuable employee). Anything that shows initiative or curiosity is a big win here. - The work/project experience sections should call out projects that you've worked on. The online title describing what it does is what matters. No one will look at your code. No one will click on your links (unless they find you really intriguing). They'll make a judgement based on the text and what they assume you actually did on each project, so simple is fine. So what does this mean for projects? Work on the stuff you find most interesting. Whatever scratches your itch