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I agree with you, but I'd rather deliver a distracting, cluttered resume than a boring one. Anyways, most of the time, the resumes tell you very little about th
by rsoto 16y ago
I agree with you, but I'd rather deliver a distracting, cluttered resume than a boring one. Anyways, most of the time, the resumes tell you very little about the person. Delivering one that's different tells you more of what you can expect, even if it's not a creative job, IMHO.
- achompas 16y agoI'd rather deliver a distracting, cluttered resume than a boring one. I similarly agree with you, except that these poorly-visualized resumes would hurt if applying for datavis jobs. Why would I hire someone if they cannot even communicate their experience effectively? They convey almost no information about the applicant, and they're surely worse at communicating info than a resume in Garamond that reads "worked with SQL, Python, and CSS/HTML/JS for 2 years."