Most of them seem over-designed.
Some certainly are but they do demonstrate a lot of flair and technique.
Agreed, but knowing when to stop is the hard part.
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Re: Some Remarkable Résumé Designs
#12If we're going to have these Resume submissions, I wish someone would post some really good ones, not this style-over-substance bullshit. Suppose you're an engineer and you're actually really good at what you're doing, what are some good examples that communicate that?
Re: Some Remarkable Résumé Designs
#13If we're going to have these Resume submissions, I wish someone would post some really good ones, not this style-over-substance bullshit. Suppose you're an engineer and you're actually really good at what you're doing, what are some good examples that communicate that?
Here's a good example http://www.feross.org/youtube-instant-media-frenzy/
Re: Some Remarkable Résumé Designs
#14I may be getting old but if something like this came to my desk for any job besides graphical artists, I would be mildly annoyed.
All of the resumes pictured were for graphic artists or UI designers.
I'm not sure why say an engineer would even have this skillset, much less think he or she needed to show it off while interviewing for say C# developer of the line.
Re: Some Remarkable Résumé Designs
#15I may be getting old but if something like this came to my desk for any job besides graphical artists, I would be mildly annoyed.
All of the resumes pictured were for graphic artists or UI designers. I'm not sure why say an engineer would even have this skillset, much less think he or she needed to show it off while interviewing for say C# developer of the line.
I think the S/N is too low in those resume.