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Correct. The "you" here isn't actually "me" (the writer), but rather the decision maker (the recruiter or hiring manager).
by fecak 5y ago
Correct. The "you" here isn't actually "me" (the writer), but rather the decision maker (the recruiter or hiring manager).
- teakettle42 5y agoWell, I can tell you that, relying on the experience of my own 30 year career using and reading LaTeX resumes, you're quite wrong. I appreciate a LaTeX resume because: 1. It's almost always much more readable than a Word document. 2. It's not about impressing people. It's about readability for the reader, and maintainability (by avoiding finicky and annoying WYSIWYG editing) for the author. If using a LaTeX resume means self-selecting out of resume-grinding HR departments that require Word documents — and/or annoying entirely useless tech recruiters — that's a feature, not a bug.