I'm am about to commence redesigning my resume all over. What I'm stuck with is where should I  draw the line between writing everything down and writing too little.I don't want my resume to be a pack of buzzwords nor do I want to seem to not know any of the things I do know.Keep these thoughts in mind and wanting to write a meaningful resume, how do I go about it. Someone reading my resume should be able to tell if I'm a hacker culture person or someone who went to computer school just for the heck of it.Edit: In view of answer majorly focusing on buzzwords I would like to point out I'm also looking for things that make my resume more meaningful - I want the reader to be able to tell the difference between a hacker person and just another guy who went to computer school.
Ideas on writing a meaningful resume which is not a compilation of buzz words?
communication;skills
I think lists of nouns (buzzwords or not) are ineffective. I would NOT write this section:Web Technologies: Faceted Search, Zend, PHP, jQuery, HTML5, CSSWeave those nouns into stories to satisfy both human readers and OCR scanners. Compare:Web ExperienceCreated a faceted search system using the Zend framework (PHP) for a local libraryImplemented an HTML5 and CSS compliant UI based on wireframes from designersImproved responsiveness and lowered load time via jQuery Ajax callsBoth sections are packed with buzzwords, so they pass any automated scans, but the second tells the human reader a story of why and how you use the technologies in question. To me, that's meaningful - and technical readers will start to appreciate what you know about the buzzwords in play.Another class of buzzwords: creative, cooperative, results-oriented... I wouldn't include any of these. Those add no value to a resume with accomplishments like the Web Experience section above. Obviously you're creative, cooperative, and results-oriented from stories like those!