Happy birthday to me❤️🎂
Grateful to God for the gift of life, for protection, and for the grace that has carried me through every high and low.🙏❤️
I’m grateful for His mercy, His guidance, and the strength He placed in me even when I didn’t realize it.🙏❤️
#birthday#january
Hope you realize you’re not clearly telling a potential employer what you really want, right?
So let’s clarify. What exactly are you looking for?
Walk with me, this might be a bit long but important:
You have a degree in Civil Engineering and experience
You have frontend web development skills
You have data analytics skills
You have some design skills
Now here is the key, communication matters. It is one of the most important skills in the workplace, and it can accelerate your growth faster than anything else.
Your summary section should clearly state: who you are, what you bring to the table, and exactly what role you’re targeting...in 3–4 concise lines.
If you’re applying for data analytics or frontend development roles, you must show at least one or two personal projects. This demonstrates initiative and validates the technical/soft skills you claim to have.
These projects should have their own section (Project Experience) placed before your Professional Experience. You can shorten the professional experience if needed to keep everything on one page.
Your Skills section should be tailored specifically to the role (data or frontend) instead of being generic.
Tip: Prepare separate CVs for each path. For Civil Engineering roles, tailor your summary, skills, and experience to fit. Rename your National Service role to something more professional, e.g., Project Assistant (National Service).
Also, you mentioned National Service in 2023 — an employer would wonder what else you did during your unemployment period. That’s where your personal projects come in. Treat them like work experience: include timelines (start and end dates), descriptions, and outcomes.
One more note: you currently have "Entry Level Data Analyst" below your name, but your summary doesn’t support that. Both should align.
And finally, if you’re exploring different career fields, keep different CVs for each.
Your email address should be written plainly (not as a hyperlink).
I might have left out a few minor points, but this should give you a solid direction.
Wishing you all the best in your job search.
The confusion you experience as a newbie just starting out is crazy. Because you can't land a job after learning, you start doubting yourself, and start learning a new skill. 😭
Mind you we have bills to pay. 🤧
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