(This column is posted at www.StevenSavage.com and Steve’s Tumblr. Find out more at my newsletter.) Resume Plus was a weird book to write. It takes a bit of explanation. First, I began deciding to write more. The thing that struck me … Continue reading
OK, after stepping away from resumes for a bit, I’m back for a final roundup. Namely, what we can learn from the 50 Shades of Resume analysis to make your resume awesome. So I went through all my past analysis … Continue reading
50 Shades of Resume is over. It’s been an interesting adventure, met a lot of great people, and I hope you learned some things. I will be doing a roundup afterwards, but I am also a bit tired of looking … Continue reading
Melissa Washin is a creative person. She likes to get hands on. She likes to make things. She made a resume out of cloth. So you can see what I saved this one for last. It’s rare you find someone … Continue reading
Alexander Parker’s resume and business cards are part of a coordinated project – the design of each reflects the other. Alone that’s pretty neat, but the resume design is also pretty impressive. Together it’s a serious job search combo. Let’s … Continue reading
Jonathan Wong would like to warn you. Namely, he’d like to warn you he’s an awesome artist. Fortunately he’s got a big sticker for that. This emergency sticker is actually the cover to a more standard resume (in the lower … Continue reading
Remember when we saw Scott Stedman’s “wheel” resume earlier? Well he’s done other experiments in resumes as well – in this case he went from the wheel to a path, showing his education, experience, and skills. and how they intersect. … Continue reading
Sarah Odgers resume stands out literally – it’s a resume she folded into an interesting 3D form. It’s basically a little piece of paper sculpture as a resume, with colorful additions. When you look into it further you see she’s … Continue reading
Michael Anderson’s resume is one of the infographic styles we’ve seen, though he’s actually merging several different info graphic styles together. There’s timelines, circular graphs, and even some humorous self commentary in graphic form. The result is pretty information-dense and … Continue reading
Leonardo Zakour combined his web page, his resume (into foldable style to boot), and his business card into a project to promote himself. It’s like a grand slam of development, consistent style, and self-improvement. Now I’m going to focus on … Continue reading