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If you want creative but readable, offer to let them do their CV in LaTeX. I started doing it to ease scholarly citations, but my current CV does not use BibTe
by dontbenebby 4y ago
If you want creative but readable, offer to let them do their CV in LaTeX.
I started doing it to ease scholarly citations, but my current CV does not use BibTex, it's all manually written out, I just like being able to quickly modify it and recompile rather than wrangle with Libreoffice or some other WYSIWYG editor.
- denysvitali 4y ago+1 I too have my CV made with LaTeX and using a modified template I've found. https://github.com/denysvitali/cv/blob/master/main.pdf https://github.com/denysvitali/cv/blob/master/main.pdf The interesting part is that I can version my CV (actually, this one here is already pretty old), and run a CI job to build the document (which in this case I chose to version along with the repository - I know, bad choice). Overall it's as you say, you can just edit a line (even with your phone) and you're good to go.
- dontbenebby 4y agoThanks for this, I might steal it, but it's a little heavy on the whitespace for my tastes. Also are you European? I'm probably not gonna put my face on my CV :-) But thanks for being willing to share your design, I'd throw mine up but I lost the link to the (now heavily modified) template I used.