Checklists: Resume - Entry-level and Mid-Entry-level

My resume is targeted to a specific job. (General resumes tend to not be effective).
My resume includes keywords, experiences, and skills specific to the job.
I include experiences that showcase successes with my job responsibilities.
(Optional) If my past experiences are not related to the job field, I include an objective statement.

My objective statement is 1-2 sentences.
My objective statement explains how my past experiences support my new career path.

The spelling and grammar in my resume are correct.
My resume does not include: age, gender, marital status, photo, or mention of references.
My resume does not include negative language.
My resume does not indicate that I am seeking a job. (This may be extraneous or redundant information).
I align all of the text in my resume to left and/or right axis.
The company name and title are emphasized/distinct in my resume.
The content in my resume is optimized for horizontal space. My resume uses space well for a reader reading from top to bottom.
I condense lists of single words to the same line.
The section headings in my resume are distinct from other text.
My name is at the top of the page and is larger than other text on my resume.
My resume formatting is consistent throughout - from section headers to bullet point alignment.

My resume heading includes: my full name, phone number, email and location.
I include links to my LinkedIn, GitHub and/or personal website. If relevant, I also include links to my professional Twitter or other social media accounts.

I include my Nanodegree program in this section, even if currently incomplete.
I include any college, including major or courses.
If applicable, I include relevant courses (from university, community college, online, etc.) in this section of my resume.

I list relevant and challenging technologies. These include: programming languages, frameworks, version control systems, databases, operating systems, image/video/audio editing software, etc.
(Optional) If my resume displays a wide range of skills, I note which skills are of particular expertise.

I list only the most relevant projects on my resume. (These projects can include my personal, academic or work projects).
I only include about 2-3 projects.
I use a maximum 2-3 bullet points per project.

At least 1 of these bullet point demonstrates an individual contribution.
At least 1 of these bullet point communicates a project result (success metrics, findings).

For each experience listed in this section, I note the company/organization, the title of role, start and end date (month & year), and location.
(If applicable) I include unpaid or part-time work, but omitted the words “part-time” and “unpaid” to prevent bias.
I use a maximum 3-4 bullet points for each experience listed.
I did not use sub-bullet points.
My bullet point statements start with action verbs.
I use the correct tense in bullet point statements: past tense for previous experience, current tense for ongoing experience.
Within each job listing, I include:

At least 1 bullet point that communicates how I benefited company or cause.
At least 1 bullet point that provides concrete, numerical evidence such as projects completed, money made, people managed, accomplishments (eg. % increase).

My bullet point statements are one sentence maximum, and are not longer than one and a half lines.

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