If your internship still has the longest bullets, the resume starts reading backward

I see this on decent resumes pretty often.

The most detailed section is a college internship, campus role, or first job. Then the current role gets two short bullets like the writer ran out of room. On a fast skim, that makes the page spend its best space proving an older, smaller version of you.

Recruiters usually want the opposite. They are trying to understand the level you operate at now.

Usually the fix is pretty plain:

• compress student and early-career roles once newer experience is stronger
• keep one or two proof points from the internship instead of the full play-by-play
• give the newest role enough room to show scope, judgment, or ownership

Older experience can stay. It just should not be doing most of the talking.