current .NETish buzzwords to put on CV

[dude69]

I've not been paying much attention the last few years, but I need to dress up my CV - market area is .NET/C#, in banking. What methodologies (scrum, agile, whatever) and technologies (WPF, LINQ?) are good to put on there?

[scooterscot]

CUK$ expert

[fullyautomatix]

I've not been paying much attention the last few years, but I need to dress up my CV - market area is .NET/C#, in banking. What methodologies (scrum, agile, whatever) and technologies (WPF, LINQ?) are good to put on there?

The technologies that you have worked with, just put them in there. CV is usually a place where you advertise your expertise, it is not a place to dump all the buzzwords.

[dude69]

The technologies that you have worked with, just put them in there. CV is usually a place where you advertise your expertise, it is not a place to dump all the buzzwords.

sure. But there's advertising expertise, and there's getting past the recruiter with the checklist of buzzwords.

[thunderlizard]

Some people get very excited at the mention of lambda expressions.
Thunderlizard's 5th Law of .NET Business Applications states:
every .NET business application is of sufficient complexity to merit exactly 1 lambda expression.

[chef]

i would start with ".net" and "experience", a double digit number, "years", add several large corporations on there to impress the pimp and that should flag up the keyword searches. simples.

[d000hg]

I've not been paying much attention the last few years, but I need to dress up my CV - market area is .NET/C#, in banking. What methodologies (scrum, agile, whatever) and technologies (WPF, LINQ?) are good to put on there?

If you were working with these things, you'd know them. What other than generic C# have you done? Or are you just going to lie and put a list of technologies on the list?