Your resume might be perfectly fine.
It might also sound like ChatGPT wrote it at 2 a.m., trying to impress a recruiter who’s seen 400 versions of the same bullet point. If you’ve ever pasted your experience into an AI tool and thought “”close enough,”” — this workshop is for you.
In this 90-minute, hands-on session, you won’t sit through slides or fill out a template. You’ll actually do something: pick one real project or win you’re proud of, tear it apart in the best way possible, and rebuild it into 1–2 bullets that sound like a Northeastern student with something real to say — not a language model trying really hard.
Here’s how it works:

You’ll see your current resume draft with fresh eyes (yes, even if you wrote it yourself)

You’ll use a fast, tactile exercise to unpack what you did, how you did it, and why it mattered
You’ll walk out with stronger, value-based bullets — with real strengths, real impact, and real numbers

No lecture. No buzzword bingo. No judgment if your current draft is a little… robotic.
Bring: Your resume draft and an open mind about how you’ve been telling your story.
Leave with: Two upgraded bullets and a formula you can apply to your entire resume — on your own, without us.
Your experience is already interesting. Let’s make sure your resume actually shows it.