This is not necessarily true.. My resume was slim since i recently graduated, i didn't get much call backs at all. The resume was the problem, when i started ad

This is not necessarily true.. My resume was slim since i recently graduated, i didn't get much call backs at all. The resume was the problem, when i started adding more technical jargon, specifically tailoring to what the tech or knowledge that the job required, that's when i got calls. I found out that your degree does have a SIGNIFICANT factor, but it depends on the company. Boeing for example, 99.9999% of the time will only read your resume if you have a Engineering degree, heck the higher the degree the better. Same thing with Microsoft, Google, etc. Learn to write a better resume, meaning dont throw stuff you know down. Put things that apply specifically to the job you're applying for. In this case she said she sent out 100 times? With what, the same exact resume? That's a mistake.