Don't know about arrogant -- but seems to have gone out of his way to create a dense and generally indecipherable resume: Designed architecture to align busine

Don't know about arrogant -- but seems to have gone out of his way to create a dense and generally indecipherable resume: Designed architecture to align business units to leverage common platforms, workflows and technologies in order to improve operational efficiencies and capabilities Modelling of architectural states using ArchiMate 2.0 ... Sheesh. Also: I'm an innovative, entrepreneurial technologist who has worked from a broad range of organisations and in several domains-- from startups to government... I am enthused by cutting edge and innovative ideas, and am constantly learning, adapting, and researching new opportunities and technologies. Nice, but effusive self-promotion is worth approximately its weight in electrons to those of us just out looking for someone in the "Smart-and-gets-things-done" mold. Friendly advice, Adam: nobody wants to hire an "Enterprise Solutions Architect." Get up to date with some generally recognizable skillset -- Rails, Django, DevOps, iOS, whatever -- just make it nuts and bolts and recognizable - and, importantly, create a portfolio. Stop the tireless self promotion -- and let your skills (and visible projects) speak for themselves.