#Resume
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Forget the resume, kill on the cover letter
The post argues that resumes mostly keep applicants from being rejected, while a strong cover letter is what gets attention, sets tone, and helps a candidate reach the interview.
Improve Your Cover Letter by Comparing It to Your Resume
Tailor your cover letter to complement your resume instead of repeating it. Compare both before sending an application, remove overlap, and use the letter for examples that add to the resume.
Resume writing for Dummies
The post lists resume basics for applicants: add a cover letter, keep formatting clear, check spelling, show real work, tailor the application, stay honest, and include links to online profiles.
What NOT to do while looking for a job
The post lists job-search pitfalls to avoid, including being too location-specific, overemphasizing certifications, appearing like a loner, criticizing a former employer, and using a generic resume objective.
How to write an effective Resume How to get your Curriculum Vitae right
The post says a resume should be simple, precise, and short, while showing what you are best at. It also argues that attitude and eagerness matter in hiring, and warns against spelling errors, vague goals, technical clutter, and mixed role claims.
45 Creative Resumes to Seize Attention, Vol. 1
Hongkiat rounds up 45 unconventional resume designs, from one printed on a T-shirt to one folded into a 3D box, pitched as ways to stand out in a crowded hiring process.
A software engineer who landed roles at Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce shares his 5 tips for getting hired
Shubham Malhotra traces his path from RIT internships to offers at Salesforce, Microsoft and Amazon through five concrete habits: internship ownership, a keyword-tuned résumé, and cold outreach.
What senior developers DO and DO NOT want to see in your resume
Senior developers screen resumes for relevance, readability, and signs the applicant read the role. The article recommends a master document, selective tailoring, and writing like a human.
5 reasons why Git based resume is awesome
The author argues that keeping a resume in GitHub makes it portable, easier to review through pull requests, simpler to customize, cheaper to manage, and free from dependence on a fixed document stack.