Free online editors to help proofread resumes would be a massive help. Or even tips and tricks for each section of a resume to help give college students advice on how to create a resume that stands out. I can speak from personal experience when I say that when you create your first resume you have no idea what skills or traits to include, how long it should be, or how to describe your previous work experience. There are so many specific details that go into building a resume that employers look for that an untrained eye may not see. If a resume builder had these things included that were integrated alongside the building process itself, it could make it easier for students to create their own resumes.

My current favorite platform is Netflix because it has everything I could possibly watch: from documentaries to rom-coms to fantasy shows. The original content is some of the best that I have seen so far while doing its best to cater to as many audiences as possible. I log onto my profile and am given countless types of shows that pique my interest, but if I were to log onto my mother's or sister's account it would show a completely different set of movies and shows. The algorithm is so specific and shows what every person could possibly ever be interested in.

An outlet to allow college students to build their resumes and gain opportunities for more experience.