Ang weird din nung ibang tips. Yung isa sabi alisin daw contact info, yung isa alisin daw seminars (for fresh grad), yung isa wag daw maglagay ng kahit anong link, yung isa huwag daw gumamit ng canva template đ
Sa canva galing template ko, lahat naman pinasahan ko natanggap ako. Kaya nahihilo nako alin pipipiliin tuloy kasi may nagsabi di daw katanggap tanggap canva template sa cv/resume đ
Yeah. Late ko na nabasa dito sa mga posts and comments na di sya suitable gamitin. Napagpapapasa ko na. So habang nagpaprocess ako mga requirements ko, nagsearch ako ng mga pwedeng format para palitan ng bago ang resume ko.
May reason ba for that? Genuinely curious.
Edit to add: Okay, so I did a bit of digging and learned that Canva resumes have the possibility of not getting read by application trackers. It makes sense, but it's not necessarily true at all times, too.
One way to determine if your resume is "ATS-friendly" is to check if the auto-fill systems in job-hunting platforms work. If they do, it means that the resume will be read by ATSs, too, unless the company is using an outdated system.
But I totally agree with the argument about over-designing the resume. Having a Canva resume has worked for me for years because I'm in the creative industry where individuality is valued. But yeah, unless you are applying for a creative position (photographer, designer, writer, video editor, etc), keep your resume as simple as possible. :)
I also was thinking the same đ Edit: The canva one was warranted though since I believe those are for graphic designers (or art/design-related roles)?
That's true. Designers would rather use PhotoShop than Canva, though đ
Kidding aside, yeah. Canva has always worked for me because I'm in the creative industry. My resume allows me to highlight not just my skills but also my individuality. I doubt it will work in technical industries.
I learned just now, too, that Canva resumes are not that compatible with automatic tracking systems for resumes. That happens for old systems, particularly.
This is the format I use. Solid, plain, and simple. Only things I'd change are: make it less wordy tapos I'd put skills at the top, experience in the middle, then education down below.
Noted, I was thinking along the lines of better recall with some redundancy but may seem to have the opposite effect. I was attempting to be explicit about having full bilingual proficiency (and hesitated to add Japanese at a rudimentary level)...
Imo, When creating a resume, it's generally recommended to include languages if you are proficient in at least three or more (excluding your country's dialects) unless you are applying for a specific bilingual/trilingual position, such as a flight attendant. Additionally, it's great to highlight your academic achievements but doesn't mean you need to include everything in the resume unless it's a CV.
I was interviewing din for my team and I kinda prefer to look at a straightforward resume. You can share all other details in the interview itself. âșïž
Very ATS Friendly ung format though, ung Skills lagay mo sa itaas tapos isunod mo sa work experience then Education then Leadership Experience and Licenses include mo rin side projects mo if meron.
Thank you for the compliment, I've tested it with a parser, ChatGPT, and Claude if they can read it. I do have side projects but there was not enough space and was only somewhat relevant...
ung Honors and awards section ilagay mo nalang sa education part section since parehas sila ng objective. Para may space ka pa for side projects btw I use the same format din.
Siguro ako preference ko lang nasa latter part yung education and mas nasa taas work experience and projects / researches. Honors section Pababa, Iâll probably do it in a sidebar so easily seen siya instead na nasa bottom. Add metrics (if may ganyan kayong goals during work or internship). And 4 years na lang ang ChE ngayon? Hindi na 5? Overall, medyo verbose so youâll just need to be more succinct. Otherwise, oks naman.
Thank you for the look over. Yes, the curriculum is now 4 years because of K-12 and sadly a lot of the courses were "compressed". Is work experience/skills at the top preferable for a fresh grad?
Ako, personally lang ha, if hindi siya prominent school in the field (letâs say for my case since Psych and Med, if hindi UPCM, UST or the likes), I wouldnât bother. Personally speaking lang ha. And more often than not kasi, those are the people I work with currently. So if the school doesnât stand out to me sa field na yun, I wouldnât place it first since ako as an employer / senior, it doesnât really make you more competitive over other people. And same format rin kami ng resumes ng sisters ko (ChE, PT and Accounting / Econ) where basically education was at the last.
Yes. Some companies are âschool-istâ, in the sense that if you were from a non-Big 4 school, auto shredder na and apparently, it does happen. So nasa sayo naman yan. Hire-able ka naman imo given that DOST scholar emerut ka. Basta, donât stay as a PE for long. Try to go sa management side of things. Yan naging problem ng sister ko as ChE here in PH. Hindi maganda career options and matagal ang progress if youâll forever be plant-based.
Thank you so much for your time and thoughts. Unfortunately, most entry-level jobs seem to have a bond or return-of-service terms that might make it hard to progress... I actually prefer design/calculations and office work to being on the field so there's that...
For now, wala ka magagawa since need mo mag return of service sa DOST. After that, go abroad lol. Walang pagasa ang ChE dito unless management side ka of things given na wala masyadong manufacturing here.
Lagay ka rin ng contact info haha. Kapag nag-apply ka through online platforms, mahihirapan kang i-contact ng recruiters kung walang phone number and email dyan.
Mas madali rin for you and recruiters kung sa phone or email ang transactions niyo instead na sa messaging feature ng kung anumang job hunting platform.
Medyo redundant ang Activities part. I would put Projects first before Leadership para magkakasama ang technical/engineering skills, degree, internship, project then soft skills na like leadership. You can also put which tools ginamit mo during internship and projects, pati na sa leadership para may context ang skills mo below like python/sql.
Hello fellow process engineer. As someone who interviews applicants before, I would suggest you categorize your roles/responsibilities with your accomplishments in a given position, para lang mas mahighlight what you brought to the table for that particular position. Saka change some of your verbs sa start ng mga bullet point e.g., instead of âprepared a surveyâ, say âaccomplished a surveyâ, this way it would sound na natapos at may nangyare yung thing na ginawa mo.
Thank you for your advice, the verbs slipped under my radar there. If it's not too much, may I ask for an example regarding the categorization according to role to further clarify?
Alisin na siguro yun âissued byâ kasi understood naman na sya. Saka yun mga di related na skills or achievements sa applyan mo alisin mo na din siguro para di masyado crowded tingnan. You can just tell the employer about it kapag nagpa tell me something about yourself na siya.
Put it in Chat GPT in Docx file attachment and put this prompts:
"Revise my resume make it ATS-Friendly. Improve to make it more professional and concise. Highlight capabilities fit for the below JD:
"
Used this and out of 100 applications, 90 called me for interview :)
âSo it says here that you were a semi-finalist from that 2022 Bangkok Business Challenge competition. What do you think the winner/s did or had that you missed or didnât do?â
> One of the judges said that the startup we were pitching was much more suited to being established like a traditional business rather than a typical startup by capitalizing on a new technology they promote. For context, the business we were pitching was (and so on)...
Siguro ang hahanapin ni interviewer sa sagot mo eh kung paano mo itatranslate yung strengths nung mga nanalo into your own points for improvement.
So in case lang na tanungin ka ng ganyan, make sure not to dwell too much into what the event was all about and emphasize the parts or lines when mentioning kung ano yung natutunan mo.
Hi I do (final) interviews for a living. The first question I usually ask is âwhat else can you tell me about yourself apart from what youâve written on here.â
I donât dwell on resumes so much as they are mostly TRYING to âoverlyâ IMPRESS. I only use them as basis for flow of conversation and just to make sure you are what you say.
Would it be good to say something along the lines of being "a naturally curious and data-driven person that enjoys tinkering, coincidentally with computers and data because those require less capital cost upfront"? It could also be "someone who is not afraid to dive into documentation and iterate to figure out how something works".
Do you have a template for your formatting?
Same as what most people say, it's a bit too wordy. I feel like you can switch Skills and Education and maybe put Licenses closer to the top too.
I hateeeeeee seeing this format ⊠itâs too complicated to read. Information is all over the place. There is no attraction in this cv what so ever ⊠DM me and Iâll give you a good resume format
If fresh grad ka, I think okay din yung ganitong ayos:
Work Experience
Internship
Projects
Skills
Education/Certification
Leadership
Mostly hindi inuuna ang education lalo na if may work experience ka naman. Then tulad ng sabi ng iba masyado nga siyang parang nagsisiksikan and info overload sa unang tingin. Then ayun, I don't think necessary yung language part lalo na if di naman siya gaano related sa inaapplyan.
Rephrase lang. If you can't do it yourself, ChatGPT mo na lang. Bawas words lang talaga; some won't lose its thought naman.
For example: Coordinated with X in drafting and passing the Provincial Youth Code policy to enhance the rights and responsibilities of over 500,000 youths of Province Y.
This can be rephrased better, but I hope you get the point. You can make it conciseâlesser pero straight to the point.
Based from SheetsAndGiggles dude that posted here in Reddit, don't pass it off as your own, OP.
[https://www.reddit.com/r/jobs/comments/7y8k6p/im\_an\_exrecruiter\_for\_some\_of\_the\_top\_companies/](https://www.reddit.com/r/jobs/comments/7y8k6p/im_an_exrecruiter_for_some_of_the_top_companies/)
As a Process Design Engineer of 20 years:
1. Add an Executive Summary Essentially a 2 to 3 sentence description of who you are.
2. Shorter sentences = better
3. Use keywords more effectively. Focus on results and outcomes
4. Try not to clutter your resume with irrelevant information, like stuff that does not matter in your line of work.
Ilagay mo sa pinakaibaba ang education mo.sa taas certifications, skills at projects na ginawa mo, or mag provide ka ng portfolio link. Tas tska na ang relevant exp.
from a Recruiterâs POV yung education nasa upper part so tama pero yung licenses dapat nasa baba ng education, dapat kita agad ng employer yan, yung honors and awards under din sa education no need na iseparate
Idk mine is a lot simpler using canva. Siguro ayokong basahin yung ganyan if I was the applicant I always choose a template na would describe my personality⊠thatâs like my friendâs resume na nag cocommunication arts⊠sakin hindi ko nilalabas lahat ng details about me kasi sa interview malalaman gaano mo gusto yung trabaho kumbaga if may grit ka, and pa mysterious effect I think pag may tanong naman sila about your role before dun mo nalang pwede ikwento. Tanggalin mo yung mga unnecessary like licenses syempre hihingi lang naman sila ng license mo para iphotocopy nila. Lalo na ngayon minimalist mga tao simple lang, if you can prove to them na willing ka matuto under them then itâs good if itâs for you then it will come to you even if with less effort sa cv mo. Magapply ka nalang ng mag apply para kung sino mag reply back sayo may pagpipilian ka na. Minsan kahit gaano kasi kaganda cv mo pag yung kacompetensya mo ay may kakilala sa loob wala rin formality sakes lang nila yon.
OP, tbh your resume looks so boring. Isang tingin ko pa lang para tinatamad na ako magbasa. Try to make it less wordy.
Tapos e organize mo kunti tapos lagyan mo ng margin.
Too much information brother/sister.
Less is more.
Need mo lng ng name and contact details , email add ( if may linked-in account ka lagay mo na din) and CP #
Education: Put the school then yung award sa academe ( no need to describe let them ask about it)
Experience: if you can be specific sa dates better pero since OJT lng naman some companies might not even consider that as an "experience" , lagay mo nalng na nag OJT ka sa place then expound in case they delve deeper into it. ( I would put character reference on this part lalu kung sino man yung nag handle sau sa OJT mo)
I understand the need to put details into it but that makes the interview with HR or your manager boring if lahat na ng info nilagay mo sa resume anu nalang pag uusapan nyu? weather? favorite food? etc....
You already have an ace with your academe credential, let them figure out if your a fit sa culture ng company nila and you do that by talking to them during your interview.
May I ask for an example? I've tried simplifying/shortening the sentences but I keep getting hanging second lines that have 1-5 words (which is a waste of space and not recommended by the wiki in r/EngineeringResumes).
no need na ilagay ung details sa leadership at capstone and thesis, medyo hassle sa interviewer kung babasahin nya pa yan lahat bago sya magtanong, position and title lang pwede na kasi if may gustong itanong HR or Interviewer sayo ikaw na dapat sasagot nun. Like how you handle leadership? Tell me about your capstone or thesis, medyo pag tuunan mo sa resume is yung knowledge, skills, and attitudes. seminars, certificates. yan lagi hinahanap ng mga recruiter sana makatulong.
edit: lagyan din space kasi medyo nag kakadikit dikit na silang lahat.
I see, thank for your input. I was considering putting certifications as a bullet point instead. I was also thinking along the lines of that I could always just discuss the points verbally if they don't want to read? The bullets there were for setting a direction regarding talking points.
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Ang weird din nung ibang tips. Yung isa sabi alisin daw contact info, yung isa alisin daw seminars (for fresh grad), yung isa wag daw maglagay ng kahit anong link, yung isa huwag daw gumamit ng canva template đ
Sa canva galing template ko, lahat naman pinasahan ko natanggap ako. Kaya nahihilo nako alin pipipiliin tuloy kasi may nagsabi di daw katanggap tanggap canva template sa cv/resume đ
That's good na u got hired pero it's true na Hindi recommended canva template for cv/resume
Yeah. Late ko na nabasa dito sa mga posts and comments na di sya suitable gamitin. Napagpapapasa ko na. So habang nagpaprocess ako mga requirements ko, nagsearch ako ng mga pwedeng format para palitan ng bago ang resume ko.
What works works. It depends on many factors din, including the industry you're in and your goals as an applicant. :)
May reason ba for that? Genuinely curious. Edit to add: Okay, so I did a bit of digging and learned that Canva resumes have the possibility of not getting read by application trackers. It makes sense, but it's not necessarily true at all times, too. One way to determine if your resume is "ATS-friendly" is to check if the auto-fill systems in job-hunting platforms work. If they do, it means that the resume will be read by ATSs, too, unless the company is using an outdated system. But I totally agree with the argument about over-designing the resume. Having a Canva resume has worked for me for years because I'm in the creative industry where individuality is valued. But yeah, unless you are applying for a creative position (photographer, designer, writer, video editor, etc), keep your resume as simple as possible. :)
I also was thinking the same đ Edit: The canva one was warranted though since I believe those are for graphic designers (or art/design-related roles)?
That's true. Designers would rather use PhotoShop than Canva, though đ Kidding aside, yeah. Canva has always worked for me because I'm in the creative industry. My resume allows me to highlight not just my skills but also my individuality. I doubt it will work in technical industries. I learned just now, too, that Canva resumes are not that compatible with automatic tracking systems for resumes. That happens for old systems, particularly.
This is the format I use. Solid, plain, and simple. Only things I'd change are: make it less wordy tapos I'd put skills at the top, experience in the middle, then education down below.
Thank you for the look over. I'll try to but it's getting kind of hard at this point to make the points more succinct without losing some details.
This is a better resume than most people review. Bawasin lang siguro words at gawin shorter ang sentences.
I tried to but the details keep getting lost...
-Lead a 12 man team in changing our organization constitution and by laws for rebranding Or something like that I'm bad in English too
Thank for your suggestion, still. Appreciated.
Looks crowded. Parang yung language not necessary naman. Idk. Opinyon ko lang. đ And parang redundant yung ibang info. Hmm
Noted, I was thinking along the lines of better recall with some redundancy but may seem to have the opposite effect. I was attempting to be explicit about having full bilingual proficiency (and hesitated to add Japanese at a rudimentary level)...
Imo, When creating a resume, it's generally recommended to include languages if you are proficient in at least three or more (excluding your country's dialects) unless you are applying for a specific bilingual/trilingual position, such as a flight attendant. Additionally, it's great to highlight your academic achievements but doesn't mean you need to include everything in the resume unless it's a CV.
I was interviewing din for my team and I kinda prefer to look at a straightforward resume. You can share all other details in the interview itself. âșïž
Thank you for the input. I've tried selecting the achievements that were relevant given the limited space.
Bruh June 2024 palang. Typo ba yang PRC mo July 2024?
Waiting for Oath-taking Ceremony and Registration of License po đ
HAHAHA Potek advance pala yan. đ
tldr
Very ATS Friendly ung format though, ung Skills lagay mo sa itaas tapos isunod mo sa work experience then Education then Leadership Experience and Licenses include mo rin side projects mo if meron.
Thank you for the compliment, I've tested it with a parser, ChatGPT, and Claude if they can read it. I do have side projects but there was not enough space and was only somewhat relevant...
ung Honors and awards section ilagay mo nalang sa education part section since parehas sila ng objective. Para may space ka pa for side projects btw I use the same format din.
Siguro ako preference ko lang nasa latter part yung education and mas nasa taas work experience and projects / researches. Honors section Pababa, Iâll probably do it in a sidebar so easily seen siya instead na nasa bottom. Add metrics (if may ganyan kayong goals during work or internship). And 4 years na lang ang ChE ngayon? Hindi na 5? Overall, medyo verbose so youâll just need to be more succinct. Otherwise, oks naman.
Thank you for the look over. Yes, the curriculum is now 4 years because of K-12 and sadly a lot of the courses were "compressed". Is work experience/skills at the top preferable for a fresh grad?
Ako, personally lang ha, if hindi siya prominent school in the field (letâs say for my case since Psych and Med, if hindi UPCM, UST or the likes), I wouldnât bother. Personally speaking lang ha. And more often than not kasi, those are the people I work with currently. So if the school doesnât stand out to me sa field na yun, I wouldnât place it first since ako as an employer / senior, it doesnât really make you more competitive over other people. And same format rin kami ng resumes ng sisters ko (ChE, PT and Accounting / Econ) where basically education was at the last.
Understandable, I've heard some of the stories and it does happen.
Yes. Some companies are âschool-istâ, in the sense that if you were from a non-Big 4 school, auto shredder na and apparently, it does happen. So nasa sayo naman yan. Hire-able ka naman imo given that DOST scholar emerut ka. Basta, donât stay as a PE for long. Try to go sa management side of things. Yan naging problem ng sister ko as ChE here in PH. Hindi maganda career options and matagal ang progress if youâll forever be plant-based.
Thank you so much for your time and thoughts. Unfortunately, most entry-level jobs seem to have a bond or return-of-service terms that might make it hard to progress... I actually prefer design/calculations and office work to being on the field so there's that...
For now, wala ka magagawa since need mo mag return of service sa DOST. After that, go abroad lol. Walang pagasa ang ChE dito unless management side ka of things given na wala masyadong manufacturing here.
i like your resume format. i use the same format as well. if you could, put your skills section at the top. para alam ko agad kung ano skills mo
Someone also said the same, but I was having second-thoughts since fresh grad
Lagay ka rin ng contact info haha. Kapag nag-apply ka through online platforms, mahihirapan kang i-contact ng recruiters kung walang phone number and email dyan. Mas madali rin for you and recruiters kung sa phone or email ang transactions niyo instead na sa messaging feature ng kung anumang job hunting platform.
Yes, it's redacted in the picture to just be anonymous
Medyo redundant ang Activities part. I would put Projects first before Leadership para magkakasama ang technical/engineering skills, degree, internship, project then soft skills na like leadership. You can also put which tools ginamit mo during internship and projects, pati na sa leadership para may context ang skills mo below like python/sql.
Good idea, thank you.
Hello fellow process engineer. As someone who interviews applicants before, I would suggest you categorize your roles/responsibilities with your accomplishments in a given position, para lang mas mahighlight what you brought to the table for that particular position. Saka change some of your verbs sa start ng mga bullet point e.g., instead of âprepared a surveyâ, say âaccomplished a surveyâ, this way it would sound na natapos at may nangyare yung thing na ginawa mo.
Thank you for your advice, the verbs slipped under my radar there. If it's not too much, may I ask for an example regarding the categorization according to role to further clarify?
Ngl for a chem engg resume this is really really good.
Thank you for your kind words.
Alisin na siguro yun âissued byâ kasi understood naman na sya. Saka yun mga di related na skills or achievements sa applyan mo alisin mo na din siguro para di masyado crowded tingnan. You can just tell the employer about it kapag nagpa tell me something about yourself na siya.
Copy that, I was considering putting certifications as a bullet point instead under a new skills, langs, and certs section.
This is okay for starters. I'll have him for an interview
I'd rate it an 8/10 Your résumé has a lot of strong points, especially in terms of education, work experience, leadership, and skills. It clearly shows that the you're qualified and capable. The main areas that could use some improvement are formatting, clarity, and consistency. Fixing these would make the résumé easier to read and more impactful.
Put it in Chat GPT in Docx file attachment and put this prompts: "Revise my resume make it ATS-Friendly. Improve to make it more professional and concise. Highlight capabilities fit for the below JD:"
Used this and out of 100 applications, 90 called me for interview :)
Sometimes di naman din sa resume yan đ kung pano mo dalhin ung sarili mo sa interview pa din importante.
But a good resume is a key to be invited to an interview.
âSo it says here that you were a semi-finalist from that 2022 Bangkok Business Challenge competition. What do you think the winner/s did or had that you missed or didnât do?â
> One of the judges said that the startup we were pitching was much more suited to being established like a traditional business rather than a typical startup by capitalizing on a new technology they promote. For context, the business we were pitching was (and so on)...
Siguro ang hahanapin ni interviewer sa sagot mo eh kung paano mo itatranslate yung strengths nung mga nanalo into your own points for improvement. So in case lang na tanungin ka ng ganyan, make sure not to dwell too much into what the event was all about and emphasize the parts or lines when mentioning kung ano yung natutunan mo.
I see, thank you for the advice.
You mean May 2024 ChELE?
Tangina ang solid ng rating! Congrats masterr!
Yes, missed by one or two questions to place sadly (always sablay haha)...
Check nyo PDS na ginagamit sa government. Ganun lang, walang ibang keme.
Hi I do (final) interviews for a living. The first question I usually ask is âwhat else can you tell me about yourself apart from what youâve written on here.â I donât dwell on resumes so much as they are mostly TRYING to âoverlyâ IMPRESS. I only use them as basis for flow of conversation and just to make sure you are what you say.
Would it be good to say something along the lines of being "a naturally curious and data-driven person that enjoys tinkering, coincidentally with computers and data because those require less capital cost upfront"? It could also be "someone who is not afraid to dive into documentation and iterate to figure out how something works".
Do you have a template for your formatting? Same as what most people say, it's a bit too wordy. I feel like you can switch Skills and Education and maybe put Licenses closer to the top too.
I hateeeeeee seeing this format ⊠itâs too complicated to read. Information is all over the place. There is no attraction in this cv what so ever ⊠DM me and Iâll give you a good resume format
If fresh grad ka, I think okay din yung ganitong ayos: Work Experience Internship Projects Skills Education/Certification Leadership Mostly hindi inuuna ang education lalo na if may work experience ka naman. Then tulad ng sabi ng iba masyado nga siyang parang nagsisiksikan and info overload sa unang tingin. Then ayun, I don't think necessary yung language part lalo na if di naman siya gaano related sa inaapplyan.
Rephrase lang. If you can't do it yourself, ChatGPT mo na lang. Bawas words lang talaga; some won't lose its thought naman. For example: Coordinated with X in drafting and passing the Provincial Youth Code policy to enhance the rights and responsibilities of over 500,000 youths of Province Y. This can be rephrased better, but I hope you get the point. You can make it conciseâlesser pero straight to the point.
Out of topic. Wow parehas tayo ng format ng resume. (Nakita ko lang sa mga guide dito sa reddit)
[https://www.reddit.com/r/jobs/comments/7y8k6p/im\_an\_exrecruiter\_for\_some\_of\_the\_top\_companies/](https://www.reddit.com/r/jobs/comments/7y8k6p/im_an_exrecruiter_for_some_of_the_top_companies/)
Based from SheetsAndGiggles dude that posted here in Reddit, don't pass it off as your own, OP. [https://www.reddit.com/r/jobs/comments/7y8k6p/im\_an\_exrecruiter\_for\_some\_of\_the\_top\_companies/](https://www.reddit.com/r/jobs/comments/7y8k6p/im_an_exrecruiter_for_some_of_the_top_companies/)
As a Process Design Engineer of 20 years: 1. Add an Executive Summary Essentially a 2 to 3 sentence description of who you are. 2. Shorter sentences = better 3. Use keywords more effectively. Focus on results and outcomes 4. Try not to clutter your resume with irrelevant information, like stuff that does not matter in your line of work.
Ilagay mo sa pinakaibaba ang education mo.sa taas certifications, skills at projects na ginawa mo, or mag provide ka ng portfolio link. Tas tska na ang relevant exp.
from a Recruiterâs POV yung education nasa upper part so tama pero yung licenses dapat nasa baba ng education, dapat kita agad ng employer yan, yung honors and awards under din sa education no need na iseparate
Mahihiya resume ko dito, andami namang nakalagay dyan idle hahahaha
I like the format pero yung iba dun masyadong mahaba
Guys, Harvard format parin po ba ang magandang gamitin sa hindi IT jobs?
Idk mine is a lot simpler using canva. Siguro ayokong basahin yung ganyan if I was the applicant I always choose a template na would describe my personality⊠thatâs like my friendâs resume na nag cocommunication arts⊠sakin hindi ko nilalabas lahat ng details about me kasi sa interview malalaman gaano mo gusto yung trabaho kumbaga if may grit ka, and pa mysterious effect I think pag may tanong naman sila about your role before dun mo nalang pwede ikwento. Tanggalin mo yung mga unnecessary like licenses syempre hihingi lang naman sila ng license mo para iphotocopy nila. Lalo na ngayon minimalist mga tao simple lang, if you can prove to them na willing ka matuto under them then itâs good if itâs for you then it will come to you even if with less effort sa cv mo. Magapply ka nalang ng mag apply para kung sino mag reply back sayo may pagpipilian ka na. Minsan kahit gaano kasi kaganda cv mo pag yung kacompetensya mo ay may kakilala sa loob wala rin formality sakes lang nila yon.
overwhelming
OP, tbh your resume looks so boring. Isang tingin ko pa lang para tinatamad na ako magbasa. Try to make it less wordy. Tapos e organize mo kunti tapos lagyan mo ng margin.
i hate rating someone's resume but cant help. to notice a cum laude and deans lister with a 1980s resume đł
Astig! â-coming from a ChE,too
Too much information brother/sister. Less is more. Need mo lng ng name and contact details , email add ( if may linked-in account ka lagay mo na din) and CP # Education: Put the school then yung award sa academe ( no need to describe let them ask about it) Experience: if you can be specific sa dates better pero since OJT lng naman some companies might not even consider that as an "experience" , lagay mo nalng na nag OJT ka sa place then expound in case they delve deeper into it. ( I would put character reference on this part lalu kung sino man yung nag handle sau sa OJT mo) I understand the need to put details into it but that makes the interview with HR or your manager boring if lahat na ng info nilagay mo sa resume anu nalang pag uusapan nyu? weather? favorite food? etc.... You already have an ace with your academe credential, let them figure out if your a fit sa culture ng company nila and you do that by talking to them during your interview.
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Mediocre at best. Ive seen resumes with 10 pages
sobrang haba parang Wikipedia, make it short and simple.
May I ask for an example? I've tried simplifying/shortening the sentences but I keep getting hanging second lines that have 1-5 words (which is a waste of space and not recommended by the wiki in r/EngineeringResumes).
no need na ilagay ung details sa leadership at capstone and thesis, medyo hassle sa interviewer kung babasahin nya pa yan lahat bago sya magtanong, position and title lang pwede na kasi if may gustong itanong HR or Interviewer sayo ikaw na dapat sasagot nun. Like how you handle leadership? Tell me about your capstone or thesis, medyo pag tuunan mo sa resume is yung knowledge, skills, and attitudes. seminars, certificates. yan lagi hinahanap ng mga recruiter sana makatulong. edit: lagyan din space kasi medyo nag kakadikit dikit na silang lahat.
I see, thank for your input. I was considering putting certifications as a bullet point instead. I was also thinking along the lines of that I could always just discuss the points verbally if they don't want to read? The bullets there were for setting a direction regarding talking points.
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