Resume thoughts?
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Resume thoughts?

This is my first time really making a resume as an adult, as most of my work in the creative/sales space has been through word of mouth. Was wondering if anyone here that has experience with resumes and applying for jobs has any constructive criticism and such.

* I changed names to avoid doxxing

u/4kart93 — 8 hours ago
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Full Cycle closer ($85k base)

HIRING AN ATALANTA BASED CLOSER

$85K/YR BASE & $175K/YR OTE:

Key details:

- You'll be selling managed IT services full cycle, from top of funnel to close

- You earn a full month of a client's fee for every one you close, so the average $3,000/month client puts $3,000 in your pocket

- Once you close $18,000 of new monthly revenue in a quarter, every client after that pays up to 2x, so that same $3,000 client is worth up to $6,000

- Leads come warm from email and Google Ads, with your own outbound on slow days

- The product holds a 99.2% retention rate year over year, so the clients you close stay closed and your income compounds

- Fully remote, working 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday

- MSP or managed IT experience is a requirement, this founder won't hire outside his space

- You'll own the full sales process with the freedom to lead, on a clear path to run the sales function

*EXTRA BENEFITS*

- Health insurance
- 401(k) with matching
- Paid time off
- Mileage reimbursement
- Cell phone allowance

If interested, comment MSP and I’ll connect with you the hiring manager.

*please be serious and must have prior experience to back up skillset.

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u/4kart93 — 6 days ago

How’s this build for $1550

For roughly $1550 (USD) is this a good price to performance ratio?

My goals are to build a video editing workstation that I can also game on

For video editing I use davinci resolve for color grading and Vegas pro for editing.

My gaming requirements aren’t steep, I’m very happy playing 1080p on high settings at 75FPS.

*The GPU, RAM, and SSD I bought used, though they were in great condition and barely used.

Ryzen 7900x ($270, though they accidentally sent me a 7950x)

32gb Corsair DRR5 ($256)

RTX 5070 ($515)

2 tb ssd 970 evo plus ($186)

Gigabyte gaming B850M ($72, cause had Best Buy gift card)

Rosewill VMG 850W ($86)

Li Lian a3 mATX
Phantom Spirit dual tower cooler
($137 for both)

I already own a monitor (1440p pro art with 75 hz)

u/4kart93 — 1 month ago

Steam Machine Build Help?

  • New build or upgrade?

New build (build my own steam machine, strictly for gaming)

  • Existing parts/monitors to reuse?

Already have a monitor, using my laptop for everything else like video editing, streaming, browsing. It can game but the games i want to play while streaming are getting difficult.

  • PC purpose?

For this PC, it'll be strictly gaming. I'll install steam OS or Bazzite and connect the PC to my laptop (which will be used for streaming, while gaming) . The games i primarily want to play are Gears of war E-day, Resident evil remakes and 9, Dead by Daylight, RDR2, Last of us, Dead Space remake.

I do not care for playing on ultra or 4k. I would like to play on medium to high settings on 1440p if possible, but if not 1080p is totally fine. Must get 60-70fps on the games mentioned above.

  • Purchase country? Near Micro Center?

Cali, US. Yes, I'm 2 hours away from a micro center

  • Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)

No monitors needed

  • Budget range? (Include tax considerations)

$600-$800

  • WiFi or wired connection?

Wifi

  • Size/noise constraints?

Ideally on the smaller, can be a bit bigger than the steam machine

  • Color/lighting preferences?

Black, zero rbg.

  • Any other specific needs?
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u/4kart93 — 2 months ago

Solid deal?

I’m looking to upgrade my current setup which I’ve been using for the past 6 years (g14 asus 2020 laptop, rtx 2060 max-q).

It’s been running great all these years but gaming with newer games + streaming has been choppy.

SPECS for this build:

AMD Ryzen 5 7600X3D (4.1GHz) Processor
Gigabyte B850 Gaming WiFi6 Motherboard
32GB DDR5-6000 RAM
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Graphics Card
2TB NVMe SSD
Gigabit LAN, WiFi 6 (802.11ax), Bluetooth 5.3
Windows 11 Home
750 watt PSU

*The only reason I’m dead set on nvidia over amd for GPU is because for davinci resolve, nvidia gets prioritized more atm

My uses include:

Video editing (davinci/Vegas pro)

Gaming 1080-1440 (medium to high settings if possible, not too picky I’ll gladly play in low settings if needed as long as I get 60-70 fps consistently)

Games Id like to play: resident evil remakes, dead by daylight, rdr2, hogwarts legacy, upcoming gears e day,

Streaming in 1080 on twitch

Chrome browsing, generally have 10-15 tabs open

u/4kart93 — 2 months ago

Buy a pre-built PC for video editing/gaming [suggestion]

So I currently have an ASUS G14 2020 laptop that I’ve been using since late 2020. It’s been getting slower and well, it is a laptop so cooling will always be an issue.

I’m looking for advice on a prebuilt PC, ideally under $1,800.

Main uses:

I edit videos in Vegas and DaVinci; mostly 4K footage, color grading, basic effects, and general editing.

I also watch a lot of YouTube, generally have a lot of tabs open lol.

For gaming, I’d like to be able to play modern games at 1440p with at least ideally 60–75+ FPS without lag or stuttering.

Also I’m open to the idea of building one, if it’s a lot cheaper, but correct me if I’m wrong, in the current landscape, it’s ideal to buy a pre-built atm? Or should I even wait a few months from now?

Anyways, appreciate the advice in advance.

Bless

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u/4kart93 — 3 months ago
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Spec Ad stills

Shot on BMPCC OG w/Lumix 14mm

I used a powergrade along with Filmbox for this look.

We only had one light source (aputure Amaron tube light) to motivate the lamps.

u/4kart93 — 3 months ago