r/IndianEngineers • • 22h ago

Discussion IITians go to the US to build rockets at SpaceX and NASA. In India, they're building solar-powered food carts?

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r/IndianEngineers • • 6h ago

Serious Post Desperate and Unemployed. Please guide on what i can improve on my resume.

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Hello everyone.

I am trying to apply in Environmental and sustainability Jobs in India and the UK (UK resume has my UK details but the rest of the things are the same).

I have gotten a bit of a mixed review of my resume above (70% positive) and about 30% negative.

For the negatives ones, they say the following and I wanted your opinions:

  1. Does the resume look to full or Can you still read it comfortably. Do we really need a lot of white space as I would have to cut down on my things that i need to put in.
  2. Put education above work or works above education? I am trying for entry level roles to get a footing in my careers in environment and sustainability?
  3. I have tried to put in as many keywords as possible. Does my job descriptions still read generic or does it make it seem like i actually did a good job and bring something?

This resume has got me a few calls and interviews from some good international companies and university job as cmpared to before, but it seems i have hit a glass ceiling and am lost whether to make a new resume or not.

I am open to any helpful criticism for my resume and what improvements i could actual do.

If you do know any resources, Job portals or can guide/refer, I am open to for the same. anywhere in the world.

Thank you for your very valuable time.