airspan: specify better the roles you had

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airspan: specify better the roles you had #48

Closed artic92 closed 2 years ago

artic92 commented 4 years ago

From Natalia Grajek:

"...It looks like you have different roles but is it at the same time? Or have you started as a junior platform engineer and now you are working as a junior application engineer? I’d just make it more clear to read if it’s one job consisted of different roles and tasks or is it a kind of progression."

artic92 commented 4 years ago

From Natalia Grajek:

"Regarding the CV just add dates and it will be all clear. It’s a good idea to show what exactly have you been doing."

artic92 commented 3 years ago

Add also the fact that Airspan is an ISO (I don't remember the number) certified. Given this certification is related to quality in terms of deliverables, if you mention it in the description of the company it shows that you acquired some notions of quality-checks during the delivery of your artefacts which could be well seen by an employer/recruiter.

Start from Airspan website (quality) to check the standard number.

artic92 commented 3 years ago

She is right. You specify on the top "Junior software embedded engineer", and then you have other two roles specified underneath (junior platform engineer and junior application engineer). So it becomes difficult to understand your role.

So, you need:

remove "Junior software embedded engineer" and substitute with "Junior Platform Engineer"

split the two experiences in two separate ones, like Linkedin does:

using the latter would also let the reader understand how long was each experience and their temporal order (as per Natalia's feedback).