You could frame your projects more user-oriented (or manager-oriented).
The first project is not “Apache Web Server” as that was only a technical detail in the project. It seems like it was about “Hosting a Website”? As sub-items you “secured the server with a firewall” and you “automated the publication process”. You can still attach keywords like ufw and Hugo but they are just a detail.
Was the second one just an exercise or something business-related in the Generic Computer Store? In the second case, mention and highlight that you set up “business-critical infrastructure”.
Ledivin@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Nobody cares about the bullet points under McDonalds - get rid of them and use the space to describe your projects or other experience more.
DungeonCrawl@discuss.tchncs.de 1 week ago
Once I get experience I’ll drop it but many people have stated that entry level IT values customer service skills so I plan on keeping it on my resume. Still something to consider though.
Ledivin@lemmy.world 6 days ago
Keep the McDonalds position and maybe one line of description, but it feels like you’re reaching for length or something. I promise nobody is going to read the bullets under the position