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I'm thinking of using it (or a slightly hacked modification) because I keep a "master" resume in a messy LaTeX doc with lots of crap I usually filter out, and w
by ben509 7y ago
I'm thinking of using it (or a slightly hacked modification) because I keep a "master" resume in a messy LaTeX doc with lots of crap I usually filter out, and with variable accuracy in things like dates. But if I change careers, it will be useful because I'll have all that material ready to put back in.
Even while you're searching, having your different versions based on a single source of truth helps you keep everything consistent.
And you can then convert your source data to MSWord or other formats. It outputs HTML, so it's already a click away.
(Careful sending any easily editable format to some recruiters, they're liable to "enhance" it for you.)
- toyg 7y ago> (Careful sending any easily editable format Of course, I only send PDFs (closest you can get to non-editable without going exotic). Personally, these days I just export my LinkedIn bio and then tailor to the particular application. Unless LI starts exposing this, I have no real use for it.