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So I checked out your resume. And as a graphic designer, I found it a little jarring. But your not applying for design jobs, so thats not a huge deal. It's an i
by czwolf 16y ago
So I checked out your resume. And as a graphic designer, I found it a little jarring. But your not applying for design jobs, so thats not a huge deal. It's an interesting idea, a great idea probably. But if you're going to do something like this you need to establish a flow of information.
Here is my resume: http://www.zevdesigns.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/czh-resume.pdf http://www.zevdesigns.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/czh-res...
It's not the avg business person's resume, cause I'm not a business person. Anyone can have a resume like this tho.
a) I feel like a sentence/phrase formatted layout for your resume is interesting and effective if they read it. If they read it, they'll get the info they need.
b)Yes
c)Why not?
d)I have no reason to assume otherwise, imho. Nothing seems out of the ordinary.
I just worry about a TL;DR. sentiment when seeing this.
If you're gonna go with the phrase format, then you need to follow through the pattern throughout the piece. dont capitalize first letters. And add periods at the end.
here's my version of your resume: http://www.zevdesigns.com/dev/images/benglert.pdf http://www.zevdesigns.com/dev/images/benglert.pdf
dont look if you dont wanna see it completely reworked.
- huhtenberg 16y agoVery nice resume. Swiss grid for the win :)