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Thanks to Rachelle (not sure if that's how you spell it) and the Dice support team for assisting me and in a very prompt manner.

ChericanKhai, While there are many varied opinions about the proper length of a resume, if you are applying directly to hirers and targeting non-executive positions, two pages should suffice. After reviewing your resume, here are a few suggestions: -Do you actually need the “AREAS OF EXPERTISE” section on your resume? While you don’t want to omit key skills or experiences, you should also avoid including superfluous information at the top...

Way to long. Your summary should not be your technical skill list. Drop education to the bottom of your resume. "• Ability to work independently and also great team player." Never was a big fan of those statements. Everybody has it. You're wasting space on your resume with that. "Knowledge in utilizing ETL and BI tools like Informatica, Oracle BI EE, Business Objects, Crystal reports." "Knowledge in.." I...

I would research entry level positions in your field and customize them to those positions accordingly. The resume skill sets look more like they are geared toward a general IT support position than engineering. Focus/emphasize your experience with Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire, AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, I-DEAS, MATLAB.

I do not have a currentl working version actually.. I will try and put something together with my older one as for titles in some cases they changed other times they did not overall title would be ASSOCIATE cause they took away VP titles and the like..

Hello All; I am a recent college graduate, having majored in Mechanical Engineering and earning a Bachelor's Degree. I don't have any engineering experience, but I have had on-campus jobs as my only source of work experience. Therefore, I would, for all intents and purposes, be considered for entry-level positions (but I could be wrong). My overall and in-major GPA's are less than stellar (we're talking about 2.4-2.5 range...

please critique my resume and any advises are welcome Thank you for spending your time. Here is my resume SUMMARY: • An IT Professional with 6 years of experience in Software development which includes (System analysis/design and development) project study, feasibility, project scooping and scheduling, team handling and work allocation. • Extensive experience in Object Oriented Programming, MVC architecture using Struts, Spring...

As a first pass on revising the resume limit the number of bullet points per job to 3 or 4, change the laundry list summary to a brief 5-6 bullet points highlighting the most important qualifications reflected in the job advertisement, then reorganize the various sections in the order you think best expresses your qualifications. Are the technical skills list more important than work history for an experienced IT professional? No, so move it...

Dude, take your name, other personal info and project details out ASAP. What were you thinking posting it all here?

Dear Dr. Data, First, use a functional resume format or blended format, because it will emphasize your experience and technical skills and de-emphasize your employment gap. It’s a better format for showcasing contract work, and you can omit the dates of your gigs, just indicate the duration of each assignment. Second, attend a boot camp, get a new certification, offer to do some volunteer work, so you can demonstrate that your skills are...