Throwing my two-cents in on the resume...
Depending on who you talk to in the job market you'll most likely get conflicting opinions on how a resume is supposed to be formatted and what should and shouldn't be on there. Staffing agencies, when working with a potential hire, like to put as much info as possible with bullet points to make it look as professional and appealing to their client as possible. Meanwhile places like the Department of Labor will tell you to thin it down and only include "key words and phrases" because since everything is "automated", the computer will only look for those things that match the job description.
If Josh was actually serious about finding a job, then he needs to HEAVILY edit it to where it doesn't look like a middle schooler wrote it. "Personal Statement" and "Interests" should be nuked... it's a fucking resume, not a goddam online dating profile. "Personal Skills" should be changed to "General Work Skills" and the descriptions under "Product Ownership/UX/Fast Learner/Works Well Under Pressure" should be nuked as well. The reason is because 1. If a company has questions regarding any of those skills, they will usually have no problem asking them and 2. Statements like " fix design issues autonomously because I have high standards" makes you sound like a snobbish arrogant prick, and companies are looking for people who's egos are in check. There's a HUGE difference between having high self esteem and thinking your king shit of fuckland. "Qualifications" should be changed to "Education". Regarding "Work History" there's no need for shit like "when I was 18...". All that needs to be said is the types of jobs you did for that company and literally nothing else.