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FWIW, my $BOSS-2 had a PhD, loved LaTeX and even set one of our lower-level guys on writing all our company-internal docs in LaTeX. It actually worked out pret
by wtbob 10y ago
FWIW, my $BOSS-2 had a PhD, loved LaTeX and even set one of our lower-level guys on writing all our company-internal docs in LaTeX. It actually worked out pretty well.
I imagine that an obviously-LaTeX resume (look for the ligatures, the correct spacing between sentences vice after periods, the clean, consistent grey across the page, the bold, clean margins) would play especially well with him. As you might guess from the preceding sentence, it'd probably play pretty well with me, too!
- mrkgnao 10y ago> vice after periods Is vice Latin? It reminds me of pace (because of the "shape" of the word, haha), but I guess it means something akin to except?
- yorwba 10y agoI found a definition that fits https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vice#Derived_terms_2 https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vice#Derived_terms_2 So apparently what was meant is correct spacing between sentences instead of after periods