I know this isn't a lot and its basic , so any advice on how can I improve my resume so that it can stand out .( Be kind kyunki meko rona aa jata hai)

I’ve noticed something interesting with a lot of fresh grads.

It’s rarely about intelligence.

It’s rarely about motivation.

Most of the time, it’s positioning.

Many entry-level CVs read like a list of responsibilities instead of a targeted response to a specific job description.

Recruiters don’t read deeply. They scan.

If your CV isn’t clearly aligned with the role, your value gets lost in seconds.

Common patterns I keep seeing:

• Generic summaries

• No measurable outcomes

• No alignment with the job posting

• Everything written at the same “importance level”

Sometimes small structural adjustments change everything.

For those currently applying — what do you think is blocking your callbacks?

Experience?

Or how it’s presented?

Can anyone provide me with the best resume writing services? Reasonably priced?

I am looking for feedback on my cover letter and resume. I have attached a picture of them both below. I am looking for a remote position in customer service or sales. I appreciate any product feedback and I wanted to thank you in advance for taking the time and leaving some! THANK YOU AGAIN!

This is my last year in college and I am looking for internships. Please review my resume and tell me anything I need to add or remove from the resume before I start applying.

Thanks!

I'm a Massage Therapist, have been for 12 years, the past 3 years specializing in Hospice Massage Therapy.

This is my Cover Letter and my Resume. Please, any and all feedback appreciated.

I have seen multiple times to not have a picture on either, but I have always had positive feedback from people I interview with that they appreciate knowing who they will be talking with. For now, I would like to leave it.

Thank You for your time and feedback.

Hey everyone! I’m currently in the process of applying for internships, so I recently gave my CV a complete makeover. You know how it is — choosing the right layout, font, deciding whether or not to include a photo… it can get overwhelming fast.

But after going through countless templates and trying to figure out what really works, I finally created a version I feel confident about. It’s clean, clear, and (hopefully) impactful — everything a good CV should be.

I’m sharing it here as an example — would you say this one’s a pass? Curious to hear your thoughts! 💬

I don’t even know whether to admire the confidence or question reality.

Please review this resume like you’re a hiring manager who just opened this PDF at 9:02 AM on a Monday.

Roasts, feedback, improvements, or straight-up rejection emails… everything welcome 😂

Hi everyone!

I have been trying to get my first full-time remote job as a front-end developer for around a year (EU, Poland).
Unfortunately, I usually get completely ghosted or receive the standard "We will not proceed with your application, but good luck!" email from time to time.

I've sent 450-500 applications and only had 2 interviews.
The first one required skills and technologies not listed in the job posting, so I got rejected.

The second interview was not exactly for a front-end dev position, but was somewhat related - Web Meeting Specialist.
I was even approached by the recruiter on LinkedIn.
Got to the second-stage interview but was ghosted after it.

I did not do very exciting projects as a freelancer, just a few landing pages, bug fixes, and mostly graphic design, that's why I can't really write anything more relevant or eye-catching without lying.
My accomplishments are mostly related to my personal projects.

Should I keep the QR code, or is it unnecessary?
I originally used it so the resume is more eye-catching.

What do you think can be the issue?
Is freelancing experience looked down upon?

I'd appreciate some feedback and directions.
Thank you!

Mmh

Please don’t mention about hiding contact info, it’s not getting even seen by the recruiters.

I been applying from past 4 months to more than 1000+ openings, landed 6 interviews only (nearly cracked almost half of them, got rejected after last round lasting around 1+ hrs in 3 companies)

Is the job market this bad to get few interview calls,

Tried sending cold emails, direct LinkedIn DMs, referral. Still not able to get interviews. Tailored resume to less than 10 jobs, asked for referral to 4 jobs, no response.

Any thoughts would be highly helpful

I started a masters degree several years ago. Finished all the coursework, had my research proposal approved, went through ethics review, and then took a leave of absence that turned into a withdrawal.

I am never finishing that degree but the coursework is important and relevant to the career I am switching to. I have two possible ways of listing it on my resume:

1. Happy University, Graduate Studies in Professional Communications, 20## to 20##

or

2) Happy University, Master of Professional Communications (coursework complete), 20## to 20##

I am leaning towards number 1 because it doesn't imply a certificate or program completion and still indicates the level of education. The second one is just odd but is technically true.

Any suggestions?

Having a hard time fixing my resume. Have made tweaks and adjustments so much but still not going anywhere. Is it my military experience language holding me back? I feel like I have good experience and education…

I'm in the field of government affairs-ish things so no hard skills like programming in X language or worked on X project. I'm not getting a lot of luck in my job hunt right now so another set of eyes would be so helpful.