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This part of the CV looks like a cross between a covering letter and a profile/summary to me. It seems too long and it repeats information that is present elsew
by ahcox 14y ago
This part of the CV looks like a cross between a covering letter and a profile/summary to me. It seems too long and it repeats information that is present elsewhere in the CV.
I would shorten it and use it to get your main message across to the person scanning it at high speed. Sorry to post my own latex-generated CV twice in one thread, but for ease of reference, this is what I mean:
http://www.hoogli.com/Andrew_Cox_cv.pdf http://www.hoogli.com/Andrew_Cox_cv.pdf
My profile there splits into two parts:
1. I am ...
2. I want ...
So: "Strong software engineer with substantial OpenGL and OpenGL ES and general 3D graphics and GPU programming experience, a background in R&D, and currently developing for Android [1]. Looking for challenging short-term contracts that leverage these strengths[2]." That's it.
- cies 14y agoThanks for the tips.. > Sorry to post my own latex-generated CV twice in one thread No worries. :)
- wahnfrieden 14y agoI would also leave out the personal history of how you first started using computers, particularly as the first couple lines of your resume. It's the first thing I read and while it's a nice story it's not really relevant.
- cies 14y agoNote taken.. thanks.