Re: Resumes

["Mark Allen" <scprideandms@xxxxxxxxx>]

I ahve always lioked the ones I have gotten on spiral bound paper bcause
(TRUE STORY) "I wanted to get this to you quickly so I didn't do it on my
computer"

On 4/26/06, Luke Dalton <ldalton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Not sure if this is the best place to post this, but it was either here or
> the jobs list and that one seems to be for jobs only so.
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> I have had the opportunity, lately, to review several resumes.  Many are
> fairly similar but a few were really "out there".
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> It made me ask myself this question, "What is the best format for a
> resume?"
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> If you have created a killer resume format or have just seen one you
> really
> like, would you mind sharing it either here or email it to me privately
> off-list?  You can remove your contact information if you want. I am just
> really curious to see what folks feel is the best resume format to use for
> our industry.
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> I've even seen, once, a resume that was a huge multi-media thing with
> interactive web pages and video references, which I thought was very cool
> but I'm not sure how you'd lay something like that on a hiring managers
> desk.
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> Thanks,
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> Luke Dalton
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> ldalton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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