BACK TO REAL TALKS
Job Search
Careers
what skills do you usually list on your resume?
5 answers
A
Discussion thread
Anonymous
5 answers
Reply
React
Reply
React
Reply
React
Reply
React
Reply
React
A
Anonymous
Rising Star
put the stuff you actually wanna do. i once listed Excel and got stuck in spreadsheet hell for 2 years 😩 now I only list what I enjoy.
Reply
React
😍
👍
😂
🔥
😫
🤔
A
Anonymous
Rising Star
Honestly? I just copy the skills from the job listing if I actually know them. ATS bots love that. ChatGPT definitely stays on there now tho 💅
Reply
React
😍
👍
😂
🔥
😫
🤔
A
Anonymous
Rising Star
I used to leave that section blank but once I added: “email etiquette, Slack communication, adaptability” weirdly I got more callbacks 👀 idk.
Reply
React
😍
👍
😂
🔥
😫
🤔
A
Anonymous
Rising Star
Yeah def list tech stuff but tailor it. I rotate mine based on the job: SQL, Python, Jira, Git, APIs. No point saying “multitasking” on a dev resume imo.
Reply
React
😍
👍
😂
🔥
😫
🤔
A
Anonymous
Rising Star
I always put stuff like Notion, Canva, Airtable, and GSuite. Seems basic but I’ve had interviewers specifically bring up my Canva work lol.
Reply
React
😍
👍
😂
🔥
😫
🤔
Other real talks
Lifestyle & Wellness
What's your go-to evening ritual to unwind?
Job Search
Are there any ‘easy’ remote jobs that still pay decently?
4 in conversation
Careers
moms with remote jobs, what roles are actually manageable?
5 in conversation
fixing up my resume (again 🙃) and I’m stuck on the skills part. I’ve seen people put things like time management, Excel, even ChatGPT. but idk if that stuff matters anymore. do recruiters actually read that section?? would love to know what y’all list and if it’s ever helped you land interviews.