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When you apply for technology jobs, your resume is your opportunity to stand out from the crowd. Emma Bostian shows you how to showcase your technology skills, framing them to impress recruiters and potential employers. Discover how to tailor the content and length to catch a hiring manager’s eye. Learn how to leverage minor design details like spacing, font choice, and color palette to differentiate your resume from the rest, without stepping too far out. Plus, learn how to create a professional online presence on the platforms tech recruiters use most: LinkedIn and GitHub.
Topics include:
- The optimal resume length
- Resume content
- Choosing the right words
- Creating a resume in a word processor vs. a dedicated tool
- Design dos and don’ts: from font to format
- Including extra information
- Creating a profile on LinkedIn or GitHub
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Why do you need a resume
Logistics of a Technical Resume
2 How hiring managers read your resume
3 Resume length
4 The difference between a resume and a CV
Resume Content
5 Contact information
6 Education
7 Work experience
8 Relevant skills
9 Awards and certifications
Content Tips and Tricks
10 The importance of word choice
11 State your impact
Tools for Creating a Resume
12 Word processors
13 Resume builders
14 Visual design tools
Design Dos and Donts
15 Typography
16 Color
17 Layout
18 File format
Should You Include
19 Summary or objective
20 Extracurricular activities or hobbies
21 References
22 Photo
23 Graduation year
Having a Professional Online Presence
24 LinkedIn
25 GitHub
26 Personal portfolio or website
Conclusion
27 Next steps with your resume
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