The resume is looking good, nicely formated. You should get a portfolio going. Using something like GitHub / Codeberg to show off code you wrote (bash, html/css). It can help you really stand out. Heck, put your apache config up to show what you did.
When you are starting a career you are not applying for a job, you are convincing someone to take a chance on you. The more you can reduce that person`s risk the more likely you are to get the job.
Seconded. Otherwise I’m going to ask you to link something or write me something small or I’ll pass. Written code shows me how you think, how and what you leave for future you (or others), best practices, etc.
The resume is looking good, nicely formated. You should get a portfolio going. Using something like GitHub / Codeberg to show off code you wrote (bash, html/css). It can help you really stand out. Heck, put your apache config up to show what you did.
When you are starting a career you are not applying for a job, you are convincing someone to take a chance on you. The more you can reduce that person`s risk the more likely you are to get the job.
Seconded. Otherwise I’m going to ask you to link something or write me something small or I’ll pass. Written code shows me how you think, how and what you leave for future you (or others), best practices, etc.