You may be a fantastic PHP developer, but if you are not able to communicate that through your resume, you may be missing a trick. Make sure your resume reflects your abilities by following these simple steps:
Start with a summary
A developing trend is to begin your resume with what some people would call a personal profile, and what others would call an executive summary. It doesn’t matter what you call it, what matters is what this brief paragraph (or two) says about you. Think of a great opening line which really sums up who you are professionally, and try to shoehorn in your most relevant experience (to the jobs you want to apply for) and greatest career achievements. State clearly what you are looking for too.
“The reality is, busy hiring managers often do not take the time to progress beyond the summary paragraph at the top of a resume, so if you don’t make any impact here, the rest of your resume will remain unread, and the job will pass you by,” warns Peter Strachan, a resume proofreader at Academized. Continue reading
PHP web development is one among several web development methods that will never fade away. With every passing year, it has become the most trusted platform for developers and companies for website development. The reason for such tremendous popularity of PHP is the outcome of the continuous research and development. There is no doubt that in coming times, PHP will reach to the newer heights as the demands for the PHP powered websites are being expected to explode.
