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I like a little creativity, it also tells me if a recruiter actually clicked in the link. People either love it or don’t really care... http://www.strategic-o
by chad_strategic 9y ago
I like a little creativity, it also tells me if a recruiter actually clicked in the link. People either love it or don’t really care...
http://www.strategic-options.com/resume/ http://www.strategic-options.com/resume/
- blowski 9y agoI hate it. When I'm hiring, I have 100s of CVs to look at, and on my first sweep, every CV gets no more than 30 seconds. Your website takes too long for me to figure out, so I pass on it. Life's too short. (I'm guessing it's not the first time someone has said this to you, though, so good on you for keeping it.)
- chad_strategic 9y agoIt's just a little slow, the website was probably getting hit quite a bit. But thank you, based on your comments, I wouldn't want to work for your organization or ones that you are hiring for. I get job interviews on the website alone, so thanks I'm doing fine. Basically the website is recruiter repelant.
- wallacoloo 9y agoFWIW, the navigation buttons in the lower right aren't working for me in either Firefox or Chromium. I can't figure out how to get the webpage to show me anything other than the titlecard: Chad Humphrey A click & show resume Sr. PHP Developer Not that interactive resumes are always something to avoid (I couldn't say - I've never been handed such a resume in the hiring process), but I think this is a great example of the risks associated with them.
- chad_strategic 9y agoNavigation is lower right corner, which you might have already known. Other wise it might be an ad blocker issue? Thanks