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Writing a Tech Resume

With Emma Bostian Liked by 17,776 users
Duration: 55m Skill level: General Released: 4/15/2020

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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.

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  • Ademola Oluwatoye Ademola Oluwatoye

    Ademola Oluwatoye

    Information Technology Specialist & Innovation Manager

    5/5 February 29, 2024
    Fantastic
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  • Gideon Odiokine Gideon Odiokine

    Gideon Odiokine

    Frontend Developer | React.js @ Sterling Bank

    5/5 February 8, 2024
    Inspired and enlightened by this podcast content. It was clear, concise, and to the point. Yes! I would recommend it to other job seekers.
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  • Jim Colbert Jim Colbert

    Jim Colbert

    Educator, Graphic Designer, Copywriter, Singer/songwriter

    3/5 January 25, 2024
    I'm going to recommend the Jenny Foss videos over this one; some advice here seems questionable. You've NEVER had anyone ask for references, for instance? As a college instructor I am probably called for references at least every other week. And while age discrimination can be a factor, in our area including a graduation date for entry-level tech grads indicates up to the minute training in their areas of expertise. (Perhaps that varies geographically, but in our area employers expect this.) I would love to hear some of the opinions here substantiated with statistics to back them up, because some come off as more opinions to me.
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  • Test your knowledge 7 quizzes
  • Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone

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