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What did you do to build your resume?

Does anybody have any advice on making my resume more attractive?
I am 24 and I have been doing architectural estimating for a multifamily contractor for about 3 years now. I have no degree and no certifications. I only have experience. I don’t think a degree would help at this point, nor do I think can afford it right now. Should I try to gain more certifications or play the waiting game and accrue more experience?

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u/Decent_Salt6984 — 5 days ago
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Can someone help me figure this out?

Recently going through some old stuff, lead me to my great grandfathers coin collection. He had 4 CC Morgan dollars (shown in picture), a 1898 gold 5 rouble coin, a couple steel wheat Penny’s, and more. I did a little bit of research and found out that some Morgan dollars are rare so I took them to a guy. His offer seemed a little low for all the stuff I showed him (I say that because he offered me $200 below melt value for the 5 rouble). So I’m taking his offer with a grain of salt. Can anyone tell me if what I have is worth anything, and if so should I get them graded? As far as I know, none of these Morgan dollars have left their case.

u/Decent_Salt6984 — 6 days ago
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Estimators resume advice

Does anybody have any advice on making my resume more attractive?
I am 24 and I have been doing architectural estimating for a multifamily contractor for about 3 years now. I have no degree and no certifications. I only have experience. I don’t think a degree would help at this point, nor do I think can afford it right now. Should I try to gain more certifications or play the waiting game and accrue more experience?

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u/Decent_Salt6984 — 6 days ago