Check the tab orientation on every drawer before mounting, saves a huge headache later.

The keyword thing is such a trap, but here's a part nobody talks about: a lot of those resume services are just copying what the job posting already says. So you end up sounding like a mirror of every other applicant. I had a friend who paid 600 bucks and her resume had the exact same bullet points as the template they used for like 50 other people. Hiring managers see the same phrases over and over, so you blend in instead of standing out. The cert thing you did works because it actually shows you closed a gap, not just that you know how to repeat their words back at them.

Man, that hits hard! I had the same thing with my teacher, he told me my stitches were so tight the pages would rip before the binding wore out... took me forever to trust the looser feel but now my sketchbooks actually lay flat.