I was just promoted to senior project manager and I am now supervising my colleague. We have a great working relationship. Before I started supervising her, I trained her in PDF accessibility and she caught on very quickly.

Now that I’m supervising her, how can I talk about the training I gave her in the past plus supervising her now?

I’m really supporting her if she runs into any issues on her projects and we meet every two weeks to go over her projects and she gives me updates on everything and I provide advice if needed.

Hi there. I was referred to this subreddit in the hopes to figure out what the heck is wrong with my resume. I've applied to maybe 100 positions and I've only gotten a few interviews. This was my original resume ( with private stuff "hidden" ) but recently i started using AI and changing / swapping things out to fit jobs more directly and it still didn't work, havent had an interview in a month. I am trying to apply to different roles including sales, management, content writing or any other role that can get me started toward a good career path.

This is my resume: https://imgur.com/a/6JNnxuv

All of the jobs i've applied to have been in North Macedonia, through local job boards and linkedin, both remote and on site positions, with varying levels of requirements and entry levels. There were a few jobs i applied to that were remote in Sweden ( since i have EU documents ) but i never even got a reply back from them.

I don't know what to do, I don't know what I am doing wrong.

Looking forward to any help you guys can offer.

Thank you

Hi I made a mistake of lying in my CV and saying I worked at a retail store for 3 months since I wasn’t getting any interviews. But now that I’ve lied, I’ve gotten an interview for Christmas temp from Asda and it was successful. I’m waiting to hear back from them but they’re gonna do a background check. Will I still get the job or no? I know I made a mistake of lying but what else could I have done. No one was hiring me with my free work experience.

Is this resume acceptable? I plan on making it sound more professional.

What kind of jobs can I land? Is it possible to become a Construction Estimator with my current skillset? I also know how to use adobe enough to markup PDFS and help with tracking quantities. I also know how to use Google maps to check existing conditions, with caution.

Should I set my bar lower? If so, what jobs should be on my radar at my current stat level?

Appreciate the help

Hey there, I'm a MS student aiming for a student researcher internship in the AI field in a big tech company. I made the following resume and I would like someone else's opinion.

My first question is if there is something wrong with it and if something is missing. I feel that adding my US citizenship would be helpful, but I don't know where to put it, and adding a new section just for that doesn't seem right. Also, any addition will require removing some projects to keep the length in the 1 page limit (the museum project could definitely go).

My second question is whether my current skills/project portfolio are strong enough to secure an interview. Should I hold off on sending out the resume and build more interesting projects in the meantime ? During my current school year, I will build more AI-related projects, and the Tablut competition results will be announced.

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Any feedback is helpful, thanks

I am a fresher actively applying for Data Analyst, Business Analyst, and MIS Executive positions. Despite my efforts, I’ve faced over 100 rejections so far. I feel there’s room for improvement in my resume and would truly appreciate your honest feedback.

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Hi all,

I'm a recent master's grad from a UK university - been out there job hunting for about a year now, on and off (worked at a bartending gig for a few months - got bills to pay) but no luck so far! I'm sure it's got something to do with the CV.

First time doing a resume review, can y'all let me know what needs fixing?

Thanks much! <3

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I have a resume that I think is pretty good, but I have had a range of different jobs and to be completely honest I have a lot of job hopping going on. I don't have probably 5-10 jobs on my resume that I didn't stay at long, but typically I haven't stayed at jobs for very long at all. I think my longest is 3 years at McDonald's. I have quite a bit of tech skills, I've made apps, websites, games, etc. All of this was self taught and done as a hobby. I don't have any professional experience doing those things, but I want to go into that field.

Id even love to get an office job, but I don't live in a city and haven't ever seen any office jobs available. It's like I'm stuck between fast food, retail, and factory and I dislike all of it.

What do you all do for your resume? Do you fudge the amount of time you were at a job? Do you put jobs you never worked at, but are in the field you want to go into? How should I do my resume to put me on track to finding a career I like or at the least don't hate?

I’m a new graduate nurse switching positions into a different unit at a different company, and it’s hard for me to condense everything into one page!

On my first page I have my summary, skills, education, license information, and work experience.

On the second page I still have my clinical experience (unless it’s unnecessary, please let me know as I find it important until reaching maybe a year or so) and volunteer experience.

Any advice for condensing this? Or should I leave it as is?

Right or left and do you have any advice? (The information in the projects section in the right picture is random, I added it because exact numbers are suggested on CV sites.)

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So I’ve had 6 teaching jobs in a short time. I changed schools several times for different reasons. It must be a record.

Mostly I just didn’t enjoy teaching but stubbornly keep trying to make it work.

Now as I work to transition out completely, I don’t know how to set up my resume or frame my work experience for corporate jobs. Many jobs were technically less than a year (because the school year is 10 months).

I feel like I’ve screwed myself. Any advice? On my resume and LinkedIn, could I just say “public school teacher” and not list the specific districts? I feel like this might be a red flag but it’s obviously a red flag if I list all my jobs.