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I forgot whose online LaTeX CV template I used to create my own resume, but it was very nice and helpful for a TeX noob like myself, better looking than this on
by binomial 16y ago
I forgot whose online LaTeX CV template I used to create my own resume, but it was very nice and helpful for a TeX noob like myself, better looking than this one. This is what mine looks like, with very minimal changes in layout/design compared the original: http://www.scribd.com/doc/37894947/Resume-of-Muhammed-Hoque http://www.scribd.com/doc/37894947/Resume-of-Muhammed-Hoque
- mhd 16y agoThat looks pretty similar to the one I used last time I went a-job hunting. I learned then that when your interviewer recognizes that you used TeX, it's usually a good sign.
- naner 16y agoCan you share the template?
- binomial 16y agoWell, it's compiled using XeLaTeX, which really is necessary for the template. It also requires a bunch of LaTeX packages I had to track down through Google I think, so you'd have to do the same. Also you should get the Fontin font, or another professional font (Fontin is free though). Here's the tex file used to render my PDF resume: http://pastie.org/1173737 http://pastie.org/1173737
- naner 16y ago> Well, it's compiled using XeLaTeX That's fine, I'm already using XeLaTeX. Thanks.
- chrisbroadfoot 16y agoNice one pager.