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I use a resume which I hand coded in HTML&css and while sending it to HR folks, I manually turn the HTML page into a PDF and usually include a reference to the

by v33ra 10y ago

I use a resume which I hand coded in HTML&css and while sending it to HR folks, I manually turn the HTML page into a PDF and usually include a reference to the online version too (http://veerasundar.com/resume http://veerasundar.com/resume)

aardvark291 10y ago
Looks nice. I like it. But what are the percentages next to your degrees in the education part, like "B.E. CSE 72%"?
- arxanas 10y ago
  I think in some countries they measure grades with percentages.
- owenconti 10y ago
  GPA/grade I assume?
- v33ra 10y ago
  It's the mark percentage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_grading_in_India https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_grading_in_India
err4nt 10y ago
Looks good! I've done a similar thing hand-coding super tiny HTML+CSS pages for my resume. I have one responsive version online for viewing at http://tomhodgins.com/resume.html http://tomhodgins.com/resume.html and another that I use for printing or generating PDF at http://staticresource.com/printresume.html http://staticresource.com/printresume.html Before this I was trying to maintain my resume in .txt format as well as Adobe inDesign and generating PDFs based on that. I'm glad I have something I can version control better!