My experience with an unusual resume: Fed up with the way that Monster forced candidates to break down their resumes into tiny text boxes (this was back in 200

My experience with an unusual resume: Fed up with the way that Monster forced candidates to break down their resumes into tiny text boxes (this was back in 2000), I wrote a narrative that could fit into those boxes. Eventually I strung it together properly and created a resume-sized PDF (see http://www.scribd.com/doc/39705569?secret_password=1jlyubhcypk6kp9p0spf http://www.scribd.com/doc/39705569?secret_password=1jlyubhcy...). Results? One guy hired me on the spot -- a marketing consultant who was working on his own. Since that one job, I've sent it out many, many times, and have received maybe 1 or 2 responses out of hundreds. I think it's well-written, but I can see it rubbing people the wrong way because of its attitude and because it's not easily scannable like a regular resume. That said, since I was looking for work in marketing and tech, I'm surprised more people weren't interested in following up. * I am employed now, so this isn't a resume-spamming post. :)