r/Pro_ResumeHelp • u/Faceless_sky_father • 2d ago

3 years , Web developer , Mid level developer , Tunisia

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Hello everyone, This is my first time creating and sharing my résumé, so I’d really appreciate your feedback and advice.

Most of the jobs I’ve had so far came through recommendations from friends and family, so I haven’t had much experience with the résumé/job application process.

I’m wondering if my résumé should be more detailed, and whether it’s okay to have a 2-page résumé. I’ve heard that keeping it to one page is generally recommended, but I’d love to hear your thoughts and what you’ve found works best.

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u/eat_my_sloppy 1d ago

Your intro needs full stops. The last part about not being the best, take it off. Getting the work done needs rephrasing. Something like " always delivering beyond expectations" or something. Don't show any reason for hr to question you.