Creative, but including any sort of photograph would instantly bar any applicant from receiving an interview here in The States, in compliance with equal opportunity laws.
Inspired use of QR code on resume
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#22This is a nice site for creating your own QR-codes: http://qrcode.kaywa.com/
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#23This is a nice site for creating your own QR-codes: http://qrcode.kaywa.com/
I am just wondering why this is downvoted... I never realized that you could easily create your own valid QR-codes, bumped into this site, and thought it was nice...
[1]: http://code.google.com/apis/chart/docs/gallery/qr_codes.html
Re: Inspired use of QR code on resume
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Counter example: No companies I've worked at had an explicit policy of rejecting a resume with a picture/photo. Whether it was done by some people in practice - unsure.
All of the companies I've worked for _did_ have such an explicit policy, but both of our examples are anecdotal.
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#27Creative, but including any sort of photograph would instantly bar any applicant from receiving an interview here in The States, in compliance with equal opportunity laws.
Including a photo is common (really required) in France, which is presumably the target market of this resume. The CEO of my former employer in Paris quipped he didn't understand why people wouldn't include a photo: "What are they trying to hide, we are going to see them eventually?"
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Answering the phone if a company calls you for an interview can often give a very good idea of their race/nationality and gender too, but somehow we seem to be fine with phone screens for interviewing people. Perhaps because there's typically not a recording of it?
Even before you make the phone call, knowing a candidate's name very frequently gives you a strong idea of their gender and ethnic background.
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#29Creative, but including any sort of photograph would instantly bar any applicant from receiving an interview here in The States, in compliance with equal opportunity laws.
IOW, you can include a photograph on your resume, but the likely result of sending that resume to a large corporation is that it will be deleted immediately.