Versatile programmer with a decade of experience writing backend code for cloud-based enterprise applications. Spearheaded an initiative to provide a major regional banking center with a secure and completely customized online banking experience, a project worth over $10 million. Proficient in C#, Ruby, Python, Assembly, and several legacy programming languages.
Yes. The writer demonstrates this in several ways throughout the sample. It’s apparent from the work experience alone that this programmer’s range of experience is complete enough that any one of the previous jobs would qualify the applicant for a new programming job. He reinforces this more with the completeness of the skills section.
This is a big yes on both counts. Three-point style is easy enough to confirm from its three statements, but knowing if it has enough information is harder. For that, one has to ask if the statement lets you know the candidate’s level of experience and training, as well as a major accomplishment or two. These are all visible here, with one sentence dedicated to each of the three tasks.
Absolutely. You can see this in each entry. The writer delivered each in clear active language. Each starts with a strong and specific action verb, too. This reduces the complexity of the language without reducing the complexity of its ideas, and that makes it easier to write detailed duties and accomplishments into the resume.
This question might seem repetitive, but it is important to check. As stated above, the resume possesses a complete skills section, but what does that mean? It means that the resume not only demonstrates that all the core skills to do the job are present, but it also phrases them in ways that are easy to recognize when a hiring manager or other non-specialist reads it. It also needs to respond to specific skills sought in the job ad, whether or not it reflects the outside research into the position.
It does, and this is an important one to double-check for. The duties and accomplishments in the work experience need to be impressive on their own, but they also need to provide the reader with a way of seeing how you will use the skills from the previous section in the day-to-day performance of your duties.