I'll be applying for my very first tech internship soon, and I needed to write a resume as part of it. Would anyone here be willing to take a quick eyeball at it (it's two pages long) and give comments? Thanks!
P.S. I'll PM you if you express interest.
Eyes on my resume
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- Ambush Commander
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Re: Eyes on my resume
sure why don't you post it here?
- Ambush Commander
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Re: Eyes on my resume
It's got personal information. While any determined identity thieve could figure it out anyway, might as well take a few precautions. Would you like to see it?
Re: Eyes on my resume
well i'm no expert in looking at resumes but i have a good eye (most of the time) for spotting typos and other errors. I can help you there... 
- RobertGonzalez
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Re: Eyes on my resume
I'm in. And for the record, there are millions of resumes (intended and otherwise) posted around the internet. Even social sites like LinkedIn post some of your information (not all personal stuff).
Anyway, I would love to see your resume.
Anyway, I would love to see your resume.
Re: Eyes on my resume
For my internet resume, I tend to hide the more private information (Address/phone number etc), and have my email as a way to contact me. But for the real world, all the information needed is there.
- Chris Corbyn
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Re: Eyes on my resume
I have my address and phone number online, but that's not really enough to steal an identity with... any freelancer would probably have the same level of information online
Bank account number, passport number, drivers license etc would get you in trouble.
I'll have a read over it yeah
I'll have a read over it yeah