changes?
I would remove the red and reword the yellow. I would actually remove the math seminars too. You're trying to sell your abilities, not your life story. And the person (if it gets to that) reading your CV has limited time. You're mentioning English three times, the only relevant thing is that you speak it at a certain level. Don't link to the verification thing, it will forever have a bunch of random bad pictures of you and even the normal picture is just you at a very young age.
You're presenting a project which has no screenshots and is just a random VS repo https://github.com/Enkidu-Chains/EmployeeService Wording on the project "this should be able to" is not what you want to read, it DOES things. And it looks to be extremely barebones, so no offense, I would not present that.
Thank you very much, this is first iteration of the resume. And I'm only first year uni. student so I don't have much to show and I don't know how to present it (hopefully there is an upcoming project I'm about to get done). Thank you for the help and advices again
It also doesn't look great from a graphic standpoint but you have a bigger problem with content
yeah, that is true. I have tried using templates but after filling in they look almost empty so I have tried to come up with something myself
I find the first paragraph which you marked in red and yellow pretty OK
You're wise to start making a capstone project now. I'm a .net developer too and asp.net core for backend along with winforms/WPF for enterprise desktop applications is where you'll find a lot of value in .net. You have a couple of years to slowly build up your portfolio and main capstone project too
Hello again I've updated the design of my CV. Would be happy to hear how appealing and easy-to-navigate it is form the first glance
I would say: - Contact info should be justified instead of centered. - Reduce the line spacing in the first paragraph (although as it is now it makes the cv look less empty). - Change "problem directed way of thinking" to "problem solving mindset and eagerness to…" Apart from that, the only other thing is minor: there's a missing space after the period in the first sentence
Why spaces are bad?
I never said spaces are bad, I just think that the line spacing in the 1st paragraph of that cv is a bit too much
Thanks for advices, done them right away. And I used spaces to make it less empty, I don't think bigger font would look good. So I think I would leave it for a while
Choose a best color palette
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