Hi andi, right now we're no longer providing the review resume however I can give you the guidelines on how to improve your resume to be better! ;)

First, you need to ensure that your resume is in chronological order. but it depends on your resume content as well. If you're a fresh graduate and don't have/limited working experience, then you can put your education above your working experience but if you have quite a lot of working experience, then it will be vice versa.

Second, ensure that your content resume is suitable for the position that you want to apply for. For example, you're applying for a sales position, you can actually state average sales that you have done at the previous company or even in your university project. Best, if you can state how much you have achieved as well.

If you have pictures of yourself in your resume, make sure it's not blurry, and you're not doing any inappropriate pose. Make sure it looks decent, and show your formality.

These three is the important factors that you can take a look, do yours and let us know if you manage to score any interview after this!

All the best!