Do you perhaps have any suggestion about how to show on a resume that one is a good thinker? I don't have any delusions that I am the greatest computer programmer in the world, but in my short career (I've only been out of school a year and half), I've seen a lot of code so bad I'd never even think of writing it-- so I'm not the worst. I suspect I'm pretty good. But how do I put this sort of thing on a resume? It's easy to put "Three Years of Java" on a resume. But how do I say "Hey, I wrote programs based on Hapke Reflectance Theory, and when I started I had as much idea what that means as you do now-- I can apply my skills to your problem." In short, what can one put on a resume to convince some one that one is a 'good thinker'?
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Do you perhaps have any suggestion about how to show on a resume that one is a good thinker? I don't have any delusions that I am the greatest computer programmer in the world, but in my short career (I've only been out of school a year and half), I've seen a lot of code so bad I'd never even think of writing it-- so I'm not the worst. I suspect I'm pretty good. But how do I put this sort of thing on a resume? It's easy to put "Three Years of Java" on a resume. But how do I say "Hey, I wrote programs based on Hapke Reflectance Theory, and when I started I had as much idea what that means as you do now-- I can apply my skills to your problem." In short, what can one put on a resume to convince some one that one is a 'good thinker'?