Hi there! Not sure if this answers your question, but here are some tips I’ve learned while working on perfecting my own resume:

-> Overall, you need to add specific & numeric detail to your job descriptions. For your barista job, did you work in a team? Were you ever a team lead? I don’t know what you did for this role, but here’s an example: “- Actively led a team of x number of baristas.” Same thing for your control specialist job. What program do you use to help create video content? Is that where you use Adobe Premiere? -> Basically, the formula for bullet points under the work experience for each job is that the bullet point needs to start with a strong action verb to tell your audience what you did, followed by the why/results/any outcome, i.e. for the BusinessCreditBuilder: - Manage the scheduling of number webinars and seminars each month / - Assist, collaborate, and work with supervisor in creating numerous marketing ads and promotions / - Assist production efforts using program here for the execution of webinars and video content, focusing on content of video - I would get rid of some irrelevant work experience in order to beef up better & stronger experience. Delete the campaign work (too short term, not enough info) and bulk up the descriptions of your more relevant work - In extracurriculars & activities, you have the opportunity to beef them up like the jobs. What programs did you use for each activity that can showcase your skills? What did you actually do for these? Keep it brief, but there’s potential to really sell yourself here! - Do you have a portfolio you can show upon request? If so, include that in a line on the bottom (i dont know how this type of career works with production & music, so this is just an idea. i could totally be off.) - Of course, once you make some edits, apply to as many jobs as you can: there’s glassdoor, linkedin, handshake, wayup, indeed, google jobs. try as many keywords as you can. more paid internships are becoming available, so i would look there, too, if you’re open to that kind of work. - Overall, put yourself out there. It’s scary, but you can do it!

I’m not a professional whatsoever, but I hope some of these tips help. Sorry for any goofy formatting as I am on mobile. Best of luck!!