Help!! updating resume'
Phenom1
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Hey Guys,
I'm currently in project: relocate to San Diego from chicago.
I've been in IT(support/network administrator) for about 6 years. 2 Companies both in banking.
I'm currently looking for a new position in the San diego area and I want to be sure to have my resume up to par. Any advice will help. I'm pretty confident in my tech support skills, and I'm really good with customer service. Not the most technical but i'm great at problem solving and getting the job done.
Ok here goes...
I'm currently in project: relocate to San Diego from chicago.
I've been in IT(support/network administrator) for about 6 years. 2 Companies both in banking.
I'm currently looking for a new position in the San diego area and I want to be sure to have my resume up to par. Any advice will help. I'm pretty confident in my tech support skills, and I'm really good with customer service. Not the most technical but i'm great at problem solving and getting the job done.
Ok here goes...
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earweed
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Looks good but you should make it generic and take out the personal info.No longer work in IT. Play around with stuff sometimes still and fix stuff for friends and relatives. -
steve13ad
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I'd change "Secured backup media in vault" to something like "Responsible for the Chain of Custody and physical security of all data backups" -
mikedisd2
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Watch out for bad formatting in the Job History section; the spacing is very inconsistent. Some points have full stops, others don't.
Change the font to Arial, Calibri or Trebuchet.
As always, keep your personal info private. Only thing anyone needs to know is your name, phone number and email address.
Remove the "MCP" from the title, it's not needed.