Laid off from Cognizant.
Hello everyone, I was asked to resign a few day back as i was on the bench for a couple of days. I was constantly looking for a project and wanted to switch from QA and Testing to Developer role, but couldn’t find. I have resigned and now looking for job opportunities on Naukri, linkedIn, timesjob etc. If anyone come across any opportunity please comment me or message me, it’ll mean a lot. I have attached my resume in the post. You have a good day!
Talking product sense with Ridhi
9 min AI interview5 questions
Full address, English Hindi, hobbies, nationality place of birth... Lucknow, 226010, India...
Not a single line about education. Nobody can tell if you did a Btech, BComm, BA or BDS. Your pincode can't take priority over it.
You write your role as a Software Engineer but nothing about your work description says that you can write code, or have any experience with production applications.
How does solving leetcode become a part of your work highlights at Cognizant. "I joined few courses on Udemy..." is the same as watching a few YT videos.
I'm just trying to help here. The resume is off putting and if I were a recruiter, I wouldn't dare show it to my manager.
You need to make a new resume first. And just don't fill it up with irrelevant crap. It'll just make it tougher for any recruiter to place it in front of a panel.
And that twitter link there🙂
Who puts address in CV ?
Learn how to make a Good resume from the video below.Also make sure not to reveal your personal info in public platforms(should have blurred out personal info). https://youtu.be/sh9xHltLQcU
I understand your passion but this is definitely not a resume i would prefer even if i have a relevant opening.
The big redflags :
Twitter and Naukri links
No mention of your education
No clarity of what you did in the jobs
Resume feedback
Yo all the best in your search
One advice - change your resume template, pick one from overleaf
Wish you all the luck mate