Michelle Magoffin did an infographic resume. Only where we’ve seen some smaller infographic resumes (or ones that were resumes redone as infographic) she went all out. This is a complex infographic with a huge amount of detail – it’s the kind … Continue reading
Alexander Rea gives us something different – which is an odd statement considering what we’ve seen so far. In his case though, way back in 2009, he decided to think small. Literally. He created a foldable card as a resume. … Continue reading
An-Ni Wang is a web designer and interactive developer. So you may guess that her resume is going to be a bit different. In fact, it’s a scrolling, semi-interactive web resume showing skills, abilities, history, and more. The resume, as you … Continue reading
Brian Moose sent this resume to Pixar some years ago. Well, it’s a notebook that is a resume – you get the idea. We’ve seen a book-as-resume idea here before, but Brian’s approach is to not make what looks to … Continue reading
There’s changing resumes a bit or trying something different, and then there’s throwing the whole thing out. Scott Stedman pretty much did the latter and re-envisioned a resume as a wheel including color-coded elements for the kind of things he … Continue reading
Maria Rybak’s resume is a timeline – something we’ve seen before, but she approaches it in an almost stark approach that’s minimal except for text, while still incorporating good visual touches and standard resume elements. It’s an approach that’s both … Continue reading
Rob Gregory is an advertising art director who clearly loves typography – because that’s what he pretty much used to make this resume. From different fonts and weights, to varying sizes and colors, the resume is a love letter to … Continue reading
Kieth Montalbo’s resume catches your attention because of the huge pop-culture media collage on the left side. It’s a bit of a treasure hunt of media, characters, and styles, and is frankly kind of fun to pick through. Of course … Continue reading
Clifton Roberts would like to introduce himself – and that’s just what his resume does. In fact it opens up with a friendly greeting coming from a picture of himself. It’s a resume that starts right off with the personal … Continue reading
You probably saw this resume on the internet before. Robby Leonardi decided to put his resume as a kind of 8-bit adventure reminiscent of the Mario Games. Think of it as Super Job Search Brother. Now it’s easy to dismiss … Continue reading