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That's actually a clear distinction. How did you separate the technology (programming languages, tooling) from the practices (TDD, agile)?
by melle 10y ago
That's actually a clear distinction. How did you separate the technology (programming languages, tooling) from the practices (TDD, agile)?
- ponyous 10y agoI didn't really do any distinction, why would I? Here is the screenshot of the part I am talking about. http://i.imgur.com/JG1IZLi.png http://i.imgur.com/JG1IZLi.png I built my resume based on few assumptions: - There are people that go through hundreds of CVs a day - There are people that take a look at just couple of them but want more details - People from the first bullet if interested usually want more details This made me thinking that I should probably get all basic information across as soon as possible and if people are interested they can find more details. Copy/paste from top of my resume: > On the 1st page, you will find general information about me and what I have been focusing on since I started professionally programming about 5 years ago. The rest of the pages will provide more details and recommendation letters. The first page is designed to help filter my resume second to show actual competencies. My job descriptions on the second page provide information on how different skills were used.
- melle 10y agoThat's a nice approach. Will copy :)