Modern Resume

7 Responses

1. Pro Agence Me

   My Modern Resume 1/2

   over 1 year ago

2. Pro Dmitry Zelenov

   How can see full version?

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   over 1 year ago

3. Pro Agence Me

   Probably in next a shot !

   over 1 year ago

4. Pro Dmitry Zelenov

   sounds good :)

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   over 1 year ago

5. Ryan Townsend

   Looks good, but really don't see the value in quantifying your skills with arbitrary numbers. For example, if I wanted to hire you as a web designer, putting that you're only "85%" skilled is only going to beg the question "why are you applying if you're not 100% committed"? You cannot quantify someones skill in design anyway. You could say "I have read and practiced 85% of the HTML5 specification", I guess, but that's pretty irrelevant. Under assets, your motivation looks pretty low... what is that going to say to an employer? This is the resume equivalent of fluff - really pretty but useless.

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   over 1 year ago

6. Pro Agence Me

   I includes your remark. But I do not agree with all.
   I think that today it is important to know the value of its skills and to know how to measure them. Nobody knows about 100 % a subject or a technology. It would be conceited.
   The information of this Resume Modern show that the person knows how to be estimated and knows these runways of improvement.

   I hope to be understandable

   In every case, thank you for your comment.

   Ps : sorry for my english, i'm french.

   over 1 year ago

7. Pro fluxwerk

   I think it's simply "honesty" that drives designers to quantify their knowledge. I would see it as "Okay, he knows Illustrator, but is more comfortable in Photoshop/bitmaps". It has nothing to do with devotion, it's just more fair than listing "Adobe Creative Suite" when I know I've had AfterEffects open just once.

   But, sadly, employers seem to prefer just those "unicorns" who list as many SW/skills as possible.

   9 months ago