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Critique my resume...plz

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    johnnyarksjohnnyarks Member Posts: 136 ■■■□□□□□□□
    Concerned Water wrote: »
    I think it looks good.:D

    I especially like this part, Cisco Switch/Router (IOS configuration, vlans, Etherchannel, RIP, DHCP, DNS, TELNET, SSH)

    Yea I read somewhere that these companies have software that does automated scans when looking through resumes and the software just looks for keywords
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    Concerned WaterConcerned Water Member Posts: 338 ■■■■□□□□□□
    johnnyarks wrote: »
    Yea I read somewhere that these companies have software that does automated scans when looking through resumes and the software just looks for keywords

    Yup, that's true, it helped me get a bunch of interviewsicon_lol.gif
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    johnnyarksjohnnyarks Member Posts: 136 ■■■□□□□□□□
    Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for their suggestions in this thread, I feel like my resume looks more solid.
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    EveryoneEveryone Member Posts: 1,661
    Don't use ampersands. You also need to use punctuation. I don't see a single period at the end of a sentence.

    You also need consistency, right now it is very inconsistent. If you are going to spell out an abbreviation, you should spell out the abbreviation the 1st time it is used, subsequent uses can just be the abbreviate. You did this ONCE with DVR, but it wasn't the first use. Then others you didn't do it all with. POS? Piece Of ****? Pile Of Sushi, Point Of Sale? Also capitalize the first letter of each word when you're spelling out an abbreviation for the first time. Example: "digital video recorder (DVR)" should look like "Digital Video Recorder (DVR)". Again, only if you are going to spell any out. You don't really need to spell them out for commonly used abbreviations, or abbreviations that anyone in the career field should recognize.

    You want it to be extraordinary, right now it is just extra ordinary. ;)
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    TurgonTurgon Banned Posts: 6,308 ■■■■■■■■■□
    Everyone wrote: »
    You want it to be extraordinary, right now it is just extra ordinary. ;)


    heheheh, I like it.
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    johnnyarksjohnnyarks Member Posts: 136 ■■■□□□□□□□
    Everyone wrote: »
    Don't use ampersands. You also need to use punctuation. I don't see a single period at the end of a sentence.

    You also need consistency, right now it is very inconsistent. If you are going to spell out an abbreviation, you should spell out the abbreviation the 1st time it is used, subsequent uses can just be the abbreviate. You did this ONCE with DVR, but it wasn't the first use. Then others you didn't do it all with. POS? Piece Of ****? Pile Of Sushi, Point Of Sale? Also capitalize the first letter of each word when you're spelling out an abbreviation for the first time. Example: "digital video recorder (DVR)" should look like "Digital Video Recorder (DVR)". Again, only if you are going to spell any out. You don't really need to spell them out for commonly used abbreviations, or abbreviations that anyone in the career field should recognize.

    You want it to be extraordinary, right now it is just extra ordinary. ;)

    better ? I did some "googling", there doesn't seem to be a hard fast rule to puting periods, some put it some don't, uniformity seems to be the agreed consensus
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