[skyhawk133]

We've talked about resume formats in the past, but after being asked to reformat my resume by the new company I work for, I want to see everyone elses resume.

Here's my new resume:
 Resume___Chris_Kenworthy__Diligent_Format_.doc (45K)
Number of downloads: 1439


Share yours, maybe someone here will see it and hire you, but either way you'll get to see others resumes and maybe improve your own.

[Nykc]

Here is my old format resume, I been meaning to get around to re-doing it since I will be in the market come July. I made it with CSS/HTML and posted it on a website.

This post has been edited by Nykc: 03 April 2008 - 10:53 AM

[capty99]

geeze sky... need a letterhead graphic designer ?

tell the military to hook me up

apparently dic doesn't want my uploads right now

[MarkoDaGeek]

I'm still using an old layout for my Resume. I made a couple updates for 2008 but overall it's fairly out of date.

It can be downloaded at - http://www.markuslan...2008_resume.doc

[capty99]

http://img84.imagesh...62resumezp7.png

nothing will upload. heres a png.

[Nykc]

Does that say Assistant to the Regional MGR?

[joshthejest]

Here is a copy of my resume. It is a simple skills, clubs, and education. Since I'm still a student the experience is a little lacking so the focus is mostly weighted this way.

Attached File(s)

•  resume.4.3.2008.pdf (60.95K)
  Number of downloads: 823

[capty99]

yes it does.
it was during the epicness of that joke also. it was awesome.

i always said assistant regional manager and my boss didn't understand.

[PsychoCoder]

I probably have the most boring resume that'll be posted here LOL!

 richardmccutchen_resume2.doc (29K)
Number of downloads: 718

[Jayman]

Here is my most recent one.

Attached File(s)

•  Jason_Fairow_Resume.doc (35.5K)
  Number of downloads: 601

[jaelle]

It's interesting to see how people setup their resumes. I've been long debating going to a two page layout, but so far I've managed to just keep rearranging it until it fits into a page. Anyway, here 'tis:

Attached File(s)

•  Jaelle_Scheuerman_resume.pdf (44.04K)
  Number of downloads: 579

[skaoth]

It is interesting to see how people setup their resumes. This leads me to a question

When specifiying skills/languages do you put down skills that you know but haven't done professionally? Do you include languages learned in school?

I tend not to put down things I haven't been paid to do.
What about you guys/gals?

[MarkoDaGeek]

I'd say if your knowledgeable in the subject to where you could do it if asked it's a good enough skill to list in the resume.

[joshthejest]

skaoth, on 3 Apr, 2008 - 10:34 PM, said:

It is interesting to see how people setup their resumes. This leads me to a question

When specifiying skills/languages do you put down skills that you know but haven't done professionally? Do you include languages learned in school?

I tend not to put down things I haven't been paid to do.
What about you guys/gals?

I generally include any language that I have worked with for at least one project. Paid or not... if you have experience with it... and can back it up... then they should know that. It won't look good for you if they ask you to do something in a particular language and you aren't able to do it... but you said you could.

[bflosabre91]

skaoth, on 3 Apr, 2008 - 10:34 PM, said:

It is interesting to see how people setup their resumes. This leads me to a question

When specifiying skills/languages do you put down skills that you know but haven't done professionally? Do you include languages learned in school?

I tend not to put down things I haven't been paid to do.
What about you guys/gals?

i agree. i dont put things that i never have done professional either. it just doesnt seem right to me for some reason