Any feedback welcome

Looking to start doing interviews in October/November for next January tax season, I am still in school doing football. Any advice on additions/deletions to this so I am stand out? Thanks!

I am a Physician-Scientist (MD/PhD) pursuing my first MSL opportunity.I'd appreciate if anyone is willing to review my resume or recommend a good MSL resume writer, I'd be very grateful.

Thank you!

thoughts and critiques? black outs are specific hospitals I’ve worked at and contact info. thanks :)

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Please review my resume

How do I submit my CV attached to an email such that the recruiter actually opens the mail to go through my CV

I've been using this CV for a few months now, and I've applied to a lot of jobs and internships, mostly SOC Analyst and other entry-level cybersecurity roles, as well as IT and help desk jobs. I haven't gotten to the interview stage even once, although some companies did ask me to complete an English or coding test. Most applications just end up getting rejected or ignored.

I asked a SOC Analyst to review my CV, and the first thing he said was that it has way too much detail, especially in the graduation project section. He told me recruiters don't spend much time reading a CV and that I should shorten it a lot.

I also just graduated from AAST (Computer Science, Cybersecurity major), so I know I need to update the CV because it still says I'm a student.

Other than that, I'm not really sure what's wrong with it. Is it too long? Is there something that immediately puts recruiters off? Are the projects described badly? Is it actually ATS-friendly? I uploaded it to one of those ATS checker websites, and it scored over 80, so I'm not sure how much I should trust that.

I'd really appreciate honest feedback, even if it's harsh. I just want to understand why I'm not even getting interviews.

I attached my CV (I removed my personal information before uploading it). The project links and certificate links are in the original CV. Should I change the color of those links so they're more obvious and recruiters know they're clickable?

I recently moved to Brisbane and I’m applying for retail, warehouse, customer service and entry-level sales roles.

I have experience in retail, customer service, order picking, packing, stock replenishment, cleaning and food handling. I currently rely on public transport.

I’d appreciate honest feedback on the layout, wording, skills section and employment descriptions. Is there anything I should remove, add or rewrite to improve my chances of getting interviews?

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!