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Be more specific throughout your resume. For example, the years you attended school and GPA are probably necessary for a new graduate (5 years down the line, y
by smanek 18y ago
Be more specific throughout your resume.
For example, the years you attended school and GPA are probably necessary for a new graduate (5 years down the line, you probably won't need them, but now you do).
Also, these lines are useless (but they sound promising, so more details could help):
"Learn various programming languages and paradigms."
"Follow and contribute to various open source software and Linux distribution projects."
"Manage multiple web application, development, and package servers."
- nuclear_eclipse 18y agoConsidering my GPA is rather depressing to me (2.9ish, RIT is a tough school), I'm uncertain about how putting that on my resume would affect an employer's interest. Thoughts?
- cdr 18y ago"Tough school" is not really an excuse. I went there too, slacked like hell, and still ended up with a better GPA than that.
- rms 18y agoMine is about that and I put it on my resume, otherwise it seems like you have something to hide. If your in major GPA is above 3.0, include that also...
- sachinag 18y agoWas your GPA in your major higher than your overall GPA? I had three GPAs on my resume when I was coming out of school: one overall, and one for each major which was just my GPA in the courses that were in each department that counted towards my major.