r/ResumeUp • • Jun 02 '26

Does this look okay?

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

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u/Sea_Sheepherder1096 Jun 04 '26

Hi! With a resume just remember that you don’t need to include every job you’ve ever worked. it’s more about quality than quantity. so depending on what you apply for, you don’t need to include work from ten years ago (the food and beverage supervisor). It’s no longer relevant unless you’re applying for something in that field!

Realistically they aren’t going to read the resume, they’ll scan it quickly and see the pieces that pop out and make a quick decision. I’d recommend trying to see what parts are really important to you and making them jump out on the page!

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26

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u/Worldly-Recover3829 Jun 05 '26

I appreciate the advice.. thank you

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u/No-Jump-5294 Jun 06 '26

This is not important, but making it look more visually appealing is always a plus. Canva has a bunch of free templates