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I actually like Github's markdown style so much that I put my resume on github: http://bit.ly/mwhiteresume http://bit.ly/mwhiteresume. And because it's written
by mwhite 15y ago
I actually like Github's markdown style so much that I put my resume on github: http://bit.ly/mwhiteresume http://bit.ly/mwhiteresume. And because it's written in markdown, I have a plaintext version I can use if I need to, and a PDF (http://bit.ly/mwhiteresumepdf http://bit.ly/mwhiteresumepdf) created with pandoc.
I've taken the approach of doing away with a discrete "Skills" section and just bolding relevant keywords in my work and education entries.
- dfc 15y agoIf you like markdown check out pandoc. Pandoc can turn your markdown into txt, pdf, html, rtf, s5, etc. You can spice up the pdf version with a little latex magic as well as export. I always like kjhealy's resume on github.