as a former hr guy, your resume should have work experience from latest to earliest...otherwise it's great
when you finish college with your degree, then leave out the high school
the biggest mistake one can make is have a resume with too much information, but yours is perfect
sometimes a techie like you, or me these days, has a lot to put down and while we may know computers, we don't always know resumes and i have seen three page resumes with jargon any regular hr person would have no idea about
titles like BA, BS, AA, AS, MSEE, MCSE, and A+ are known in silicon valley and perhaps elsewhere, where tech titles on your resume like MCDBA, CISSP, CCDP, LN4E, OCP and others not commonly known to hr people should be spelled out
don't use terms like MAN (metropolitan area network) or something technical beyond the understanding of the simple hr clerk and use instead "network" or "local area network" and use "ethernet" instead of something like category 5 unshieded twised pair
of course, you may know this already since us techies do speak a different language
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