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Just because someone is in a non-design field doesn't mean they don't appreciate design. Even though two resumes might say the same thing in text, the better de
by csytan 15y ago
Just because someone is in a non-design field doesn't mean they don't appreciate design. Even though two resumes might say the same thing in text, the better designed one will convey important information more efficiently.
By standing out, you show your potential employer that you cared enough to spent some time (or money) on trying to impress them.
- guynamedloren 15y agoI agree. But you should be trying to impress them with relevant skills. If a well designed resume is relevant to the job at hand, then so be it.
- lusr 15y agoWhile I completely agree with your point that a good design is important, I hope there's nobody on a tight budget reading this and thinking "damn now I have to spend $100 to keep up with the market". My CV consistently receives praise. My secret? A standard Microsoft Word template that I have never seen anybody else use despite reviewing plenty of CVs myself :)