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I think the resume is too long. Looks like a giant multi page block of text. Sorry but maybe knowing that'll help you at some point.
by xenophanes 16y ago
I think the resume is too long. Looks like a giant multi page block of text. Sorry but maybe knowing that'll help you at some point.
- kscaldef 16y ago3 pages is not at all unreasonable for an experienced worker. 1 page resumes are for entry level positions. I want to actually have a reasonable idea of what a person has done, and a couple sentences per job just doesn't cut it. (That said, I've also been confronted with a couple 15-20 page resumes recently. Don't do that. Seriously, it's not a biography. If you want to reference some separate case studies, that's fine, but your resume is not the place for it.)
- btilly 16y agoI'm sorry for starting an interesting thread, and then not being available to continue it. But FYI in interviews since switching to this format I've found during the interview that CTO/CEO types at the place I'm interviewing have actually read the entire thing. Then followed off and read stuff linked from there (for instance the A/B testing presentation).