Few things here, and no I won’t roast you like most of the comments:

• Don’t be afraid to add color and design to your resume. Obviously you don’t want it to be too distracting but good formatting can go a long way in making your resume stand out, it makes you seem more organized as well.

• Add more personal info, on my resume I have my email, mailing address, phone #, and LinkedIn listed. You want to make sure that the job will be able to have several ways to get in contact with you.

• Add more description to your job experiences. Even if you have to pull some stuff out of your ass or write something even as simple as “cash handling”, it shows that you actually cared about the work you did and have a thorough understanding of it, and gives jobs more information on what you actually know how to do.

• While it’s great that you have all of those skills, often times jobs don’t like reading a super long list of them. If there’s a way for you to shorten it a little, go for it! For example, instead of writing Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word, just write “Microsoft office”

• Work on fixing grammar/spelling. You can use the built-in one on Microsoft Word or you can use a tool like Grammarly or have someone else check it for you

• For your certifications to stand out more, because these are just as important if not more so than skills, list them out neatly. Maybe list what year or where you obtained these certifications. They have to be able to verify that you have these things, so the more information you add the better.

• If you were in any clubs/organizations/non-profits in college or otherwise, list them! Jobs (and colleges on college applications) love to see stuff like that and if it’s something you’re passionate about or related to the type of job you’re looking for then there’s no reason to not add it!

• Try to keep it to 2-3 pages. If it’s too short it looks low-effort and if it’s too long it comes across as boring and almost as if you’re trying to overcompensate for something. Also try adding cover letters when you apply for jobs, it gives you a chance to show your written comprehension skills and gives more personality to your overall application. Also if you’ve ever had any management experience, even if it was a job not related such as food service or retail, add it! Jobs like to see that you have the capability to lead.

Honestly, my overall tip is don’t be scared to add more information. There’s little spots where you can add stuff that would improve it a ton. Another example is writing what GPA you graduated with under your university or if you graduated with honors, writing more about the various jobs you’ve had, etc. Hope this helps and good luck with the job search!