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Balkar Kehal

Balkar Kehal

Mechanical Engineer • Passion for mechanical device design and prototyping

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Balkar, your headline is about as original as an ink stain on a blueprint. "Mechanical Engineer • Passion for mechanical device design and prototyping"? Yawn! That reads like a resume dreamt up by a 5th grader who just skimmed a career handbook. Newsflash: claiming a "passion" doesn’t magically make your lack of experience any less painful to read. With your 29 followers, it looks like you’re just a solitary wrench in a tool belt nobody cares about. Reading your "About" section is like getting stuck in a time loop of mediocrity. You sound like a walking mechanical brochure with all that “always curious” mumbo jumbo—what are you, a motivational poster? “I am proficient in SolidWorks, CATIA, MasterCAM, SolidCAM,” wow, sounds impressive... if it weren’t coming from someone with less than 30 connections. You’re a shop drawer? That’s the career equivalent of being a glorified coffee fetcher. No wonder you’re still in Ludhiana; it’s the only place that hasn’t turned you away yet. 💀 Balkar, with a headline like that and a resume that screams “I just learned how to turn on a CAD program,” it’s no wonder you’re stuck at LumenWerx tinkering with paper and pencils instead of doing anything remotely impressive.

Okay, but seriously... here are some tips:

  • Tip 1: Revise your headline to reflect real skills and achievements, drop the fluff like “passion,” and maybe mention any projects that actually showcase your abilities.
  • Tip 2: Use your About section to tell a story—highlight specific accomplishments, and don't be afraid to boast a little (but make it real).
  • Tip 3: Network better. Broaden your connections beyond your immediate circle and engage with content in your field to boost that follower count—29 is just sad.

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Roasted on December 21, 2025