You'd say
Tech Skills/knowledgable in
Work Experience
Education/Certs
is the best order for the resume?
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Tech Skills/knowledgable in
Work Experience
Education/Certs
is the best order for the resume?
Thats similar to the format that I use:
1. Short paragraph describing how Im a hardworker, quick learner and how my prior experience has afforded me the opportunity to work in a large enterprise, etc etc
2. Few sentences stating my objective: to secure employment @ an innovative company and contribute to the infrastructure team etc etc
3. Technical skills: hardware
4. Technical skills software
5a. Job experience @ current role sorted by technology
5b. Vmware vsphere
5c. Server
5d. Exchange
etc
6. Key contributions (small projects, make up something that youre knowledge about if u dont have anything)
7. Previous jobs and same format as 5a-5d
8. Technicial certs
9. Education
Yea i have a good resume but i need to tailor it to emphasize accomplishments in my career
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
Just got an email saying I got approved for my own business. Legal zoom bout to send me these documents. Bout to in game development heavy.
I just hope people wanna play my games#supportastarvingdeveloper #keepingmymain #butgotaside lol
What kind of games?
gonna start with mobile games. But hopefully I'll be able to use each project to build me up to a console game
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
CISSP isn't hard to qualify for. You just need 5 years of exp.
Security experience?
Cause i got 1 as an IT analyst, 2 in helpdesk, and 2 in a telecom call center
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Security experience?
Cause i got 1 as an IT analyst, 2 in helpdesk, and 2 in a telecom call center
You need 5 years of experience in 2 of the 10 domains. The requirements are listed on the ISC site
How hard is the screening?
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
How hard is the screening?
There is no screening. Take the exam, pass, submit your resume and work references, and get another CISSP to endorse you.
Like I said, it's all on the site breh
You the only other one i knowThere is no screening. Take the exam, pass, submit your resume and work references, and get another CISSP to endorse you.
Like I said, it's all on the site breh
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
1 and 2 is irrelevant. Nobody cares about you being a hard worker or your career objectives, I never understood why people put that on their resume. When a job is posted on those job boards, literally hundreds of resumes come pouring in. I was looking to hire a repair technician for my company and within 3 days I had about 80+ resumes in my inbox, and that was just from craigslist.
They're gonna skim your shyt for 3 seconds then throw it in the bushes if nothing stands out. I've done it myself when hiring people and I've had a bunch of recruiters tell me they do it as well (unless they're desperate to fill a role).
At the very top of your resume list your credentials. Your degree, certification, and technical skills. Within 5 seconds they should be able to tell what you're proficient in without having to scroll down your resume.
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
You the only other one i know
If you don't know any CISSP's, ISC has a way for you to still receive an endorsement..........I'm guessing you still haven't checked their site yet
I looked at it last nightIf you don't know any CISSP's, ISC has a way for you to still receive an endorsement..........I'm guessing you still haven't checked their site yet