> Similarly, for over 10 years I used to compile my CV with LaTeX using a fancy template I designed, until I realized the time it took to edit it was just not w

> Similarly, for over 10 years I used to compile my CV with LaTeX using a fancy template I designed, until I realized the time it took to edit it was just not worth it. I went the opposite way - trying to typeset[1] in word processors just became too hard as changed CV to emphasise some things over others. My CV[2] in LaTeX was extremely quick to adjust for someone else who wanted an identically formatted CV. [1] I like the ability to do proper boxes all over the page for things that require box-models, like advertisments, which is what your CV actually is! [2] In case you are interested in what the output looks like: https://www.lelanthran.com/downloads/resume-1page.pdf https://www.lelanthran.com/downloads/resume-1page.pdf