How to write a resume, LinkedIn profile and portfolio that get you shortlisted, whether you are a fresher or switching jobs.
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· 5 min read
Recruiters spend seconds on a first look. These common mistakes, from photo-heavy templates to vague bullet points, quietly end your chances.
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A section-by-section guide to a one-page fresher resume: what to put in projects, skills and education when you have no job history yet.
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Pick the right projects, write bullet points that show what you built and why it mattered, and avoid the details that make recruiters doubt you.
Read more about How to describe projects on your resume so they prove your skills· 5 min read
A three-line formula for the top of your resume, with sample summaries for freshers, developers, analysts and career switchers.
Read more about How to write a resume summary, with examples for every stage· 6 min read
What applicant tracking systems actually do with your resume, the formatting that parses cleanly, and how to use keywords without stuffing them.
Read more about How to make an ATS-friendly resume that recruiters can find· 5 min read
Set up your headline, About section, skills and projects so recruiters searching LinkedIn find you, and learn what to post if you post at all.
Read more about LinkedIn profile tips for freshers: how to get found by recruiters· 8 min read
What interviewers look at on your GitHub, how to write a README that sells a project, and why three finished projects beat twenty tutorials.
Read more about How to build a GitHub profile and portfolio that gets you interviews· 5 min read
Pick the right projects, write bullet points that show what you built and why it mattered, and avoid the details that make recruiters doubt you.
Read more about How to describe projects on your resume so they prove your skills
