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I had to scroll the wheel on my mouse a lot to get things to barely move. Also, not sure about the use of flags for languages spoken. You have the Union Jack,
by mattl 5y ago
I had to scroll the wheel on my mouse a lot to get things to barely move.
Also, not sure about the use of flags for languages spoken. You have the Union Jack, do you speak Welsh? Cornish?
- creativenolo 5y agoIt's the official and national language of UK.
- crumpled 5y agoIf you look up into the corner of a website and it shows the Union Jack, that usually indicates the site is in English. It's not really ambiguous. Personally, I like the flags. After choosing this format of résumé, they can't just spell it all out with letters. It would break the whole design.
- martinshawhn 5y agoI appreciate that we have many used and largely unused languages in the UK's constituent countries but let's be honest. When people see the Union Jack, they're going to think English. Welsh is a minority language in Wales and Scots/Gallic are spoken by a rounding error number of people in the rural villages.