Relevant industry specific Java/J2EE skills section. Remember to include highly sought after skills such as Spring, Hibernate, Struts, JSF, EJB3, IoC, AOP, TDD etc. If you do not have any commercial experience then at least get familiarized with it via self-taught projects, tutorials and/or learning the fundamentals. It is better to mention that you are familiar with it than to say that you have no awareness or don’t know the fundamentals of these frameworks/technologies (but never lie). I landed on most of my jobs with the self–taught small projects and learning the fundamentals followed by succeeding in the interviews and then gaining the commercial experience. Some are luckier than others where they first gain the commercial experience of the sought after technologies but some fail to learn the fundamentals (i.e. Can code but cannot answer any technical questions on its core concepts).