I'd much rather see a plain resume, especially if I have a lot to skim. Only time I've ever seen more slightly creative approaches have been designers. I'd be

I'd much rather see a plain resume, especially if I have a lot to skim. Only time I've ever seen more slightly creative approaches have been designers. I'd be a bit wary receiving something like enhancecv - if you have space for a quotes block, what are you leaving out? I might use something like that if putting my CV on my website, but as well as the boring traditional plain format.