Resume Tips¶
NOTE: I am writing this article from the POV of Data Scientists.
Important Points To Follow¶
By implementing these strategies, you can elevate your Resume/CV to effectively communicate your qualifications and stand out among the competition in today's job market.
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Keep It Concise
Limit your CV to a single page to maintain reader interest and showcase your most relevant experiences succinctly.
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Optimize Layout
Minimize white spaces and prioritize content placement for a visually appealing and easy-to-read document.
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Highlight Relevant Projects
Tailor your CV to the job role by including specific projects that demonstrate your skills and expertise in alignment with the position.
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Include Important Links
Provide links to your LinkedIn, GitHub, and Kaggle profiles to offer recruiters a deeper insight into your professional background and achievements.
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Showcase Certifications
Feature 2 to 4 certifications that highlight your commitment to continuous learning and validate your proficiency in relevant areas.
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Emphasize Technical Skills
Dedicate a section to showcasing your technical prowess, listing skills such as Statistics, GenAI, Power BI, and other job-specific technologies to demonstrate your capability to excel in the role.
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Tweak CV For Job Role
Tweak your CV before submitting for job role, company's requirements; don't add unnecessary projects or tech skills other than required one.
How to list projects?¶
- Project starts with Project Title.
- Define project assessment in bullet points.
- Must write the results (like RMSE, MAE of model). TLDR; Result has to be a number afterall.
- Dedicate one or two points to define how you solve the problem using this project.
Formatting¶
- Result numbers must be in bold.
- Use Sans Serif fonts like Calibri or Poppins.
- Use font size between 10 to 12.
- Too many formatting style must be restricted.
Writing¶
- Check Grammatical errors. Use ChatBots to tackle this.
- Use Action Verbs in your Resume. Checkout some well-known words below
- 🙅 Don't add summary which shows you that you wants to grow or you'll help the company to grow and something like this.
- You can skip your Profile Summary or About Me section; if your CV got bigger. But try to keep it short and crisp.