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feelgood · 06-28-2006, 09:02 AM

Just bumping an old thread with a new question:

I've looked at my resume and I find that I'm not really satisfied by it due to the fact that it doesn't clearly show what skills I have.

This is what I have on my current resume:

O/S Platforms: Windows 95/98/2000/NT/ME/XP, Unix, Linux, Macintosh
Business: Microsoft Office Suite, Corel Office Tool
Programming: Java, .NET C#, SQL, PL/SQL
Tools: FitNesse, Jemmy, JUnit
Database: MS Access, Oracle PL/SQL, mySQL
Servers: Apache, TomCat
Applications: SAP R/3 – ERP, MS Project, Borland JBuilder, Borland Together, Eclipse Project

I want to change it to show information like this:

Object-oriented software development methodology
Rapid application development methodology
Black and white box agile testing with automated testing tools including FitNesse, Jemmy, and JUnit
Java J2EE and J2SE programming including multi-threaded environment, enterprise web systems, EJB, Swing, and JSP
C# programming in .NET development environment for single-user environment
Database SQL and stored procedures programming using Oracle, mySQL, and Microsoft Access
Project management using Microsoft Projects
User requirement engineering
Technical writing including user documentation
Software development in Borland JBuilder, Borland Together, and Eclipse environment with CVS repositories for different OS environments including Windows, Solaris, Linux, and Unix
Web application server includes Apache and TomCat
Business tools including Microsoft Office Suite and Corel Office Tool
Understanding of operating systems environment and computer hardware components
Development and analysing data structure and algorithms

How can I change it? Or organize it in a way that it's easy to read without having to read every single word of the sentence. I understand that recruiters have 7 seconds to go through resumes.

Thanks!

06-28-2006, 09:02 AM	#33 (permalink)
feelgood Free Mars! Location: I dunno, there's white people around me saying "eh" all the time	Just bumping an old thread with a new question: I've looked at my resume and I find that I'm not really satisfied by it due to the fact that it doesn't clearly show what skills I have. This is what I have on my current resume: O/S Platforms: Windows 95/98/2000/NT/ME/XP, Unix, Linux, Macintosh Business: Microsoft Office Suite, Corel Office Tool Programming: Java, .NET C#, SQL, PL/SQL Tools: FitNesse, Jemmy, JUnit Database: MS Access, Oracle PL/SQL, mySQL Servers: Apache, TomCat Applications: SAP R/3 – ERP, MS Project, Borland JBuilder, Borland Together, Eclipse Project I want to change it to show information like this: Object-oriented software development methodology Rapid application development methodology Black and white box agile testing with automated testing tools including FitNesse, Jemmy, and JUnit Java J2EE and J2SE programming including multi-threaded environment, enterprise web systems, EJB, Swing, and JSP C# programming in .NET development environment for single-user environment Database SQL and stored procedures programming using Oracle, mySQL, and Microsoft Access Project management using Microsoft Projects User requirement engineering Technical writing including user documentation Software development in Borland JBuilder, Borland Together, and Eclipse environment with CVS repositories for different OS environments including Windows, Solaris, Linux, and Unix Web application server includes Apache and TomCat Business tools including Microsoft Office Suite and Corel Office Tool Understanding of operating systems environment and computer hardware components Development and analysing data structure and algorithms How can I change it? Or organize it in a way that it's easy to read without having to read every single word of the sentence. I understand that recruiters have 7 seconds to go through resumes. Thanks! __________________ Looking out the window, that's an act of war. Staring at my shoes, that's an act of war. Committing an act of war? Oh you better believe that's an act of war