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Coincidentally I was experimenting with LaTeX for writing my resume today, so this caught my eye. In the screenshots, I see the same problem that I was facing
by hrjet 13y ago
Coincidentally I was experimenting with LaTeX for writing my resume today, so this caught my eye.
In the screenshots, I see the same problem that I was facing with an [offline tool][1]:
There are too many hyphens all over the place! For example in this screenshot:
https://www.cvsintellect.com/img/home/sample-resumes/Classic.png https://www.cvsintellect.com/img/home/sample-resumes/Classic...
... you can see "Devel-oped" "function-ality" "con-version" "expo-sure" "communi-cations"
Most other word processors can justify text without too much hyphenation. The TeX system seems to work differently (at least by default).
[1] https://github.com/mwhite/resume https://github.com/mwhite/resume
- cvsintellect 13y agoYes. We see your point. Will see if there is an alternative for that. Not sure wether we want to do away with hyphens. They look pretty good. http://www.cvsintellect.com/img/home/sample-resumes/Classic.pdf http://www.cvsintellect.com/img/home/sample-resumes/Classic.... we will get back to you on this. thanks.