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Very nice, I like the phrasing of: "Since 2009" instead of 2009 to present, and the fb://username instead of long URL. Mine is on GitHub as well, though in the
by kurtsiegfried 14y ago
Very nice, I like the phrasing of: "Since 2009" instead of 2009 to present, and the fb://username instead of long URL.
Mine is on GitHub as well, though in the form of a web service serving JSON objects instead of XeTeX.
https://github.com/kurtsiegfried/Resume-Web-Service https://github.com/kurtsiegfried/Resume-Web-Service
- drivebyacct2 14y agoI hate fb://. It's not a real url and thus it's just as silly as me://firstname.lastname as if it were a valid URL for people to type in their browser. Further, who wants employers to see their Facebook? I understand that not everyone has pictures of them drinking on it, but I can't say I've ever seen a personal profile be used as anything that would be relevant to random members of the public, let alone an employer. That having been said, I just noticed Preview behind Chrome here and the words "social network analyst", so I suppose it makes a bit more sense for this particular persons' CV.
- nickbarnwell 14y agoI jumped on GitHub for resume hosting as well, although in the form of GitHub pages instead [1]. Mine is different again in turn in that it's straight up HTML. I had toyed with presenting it as JSON but decided that would be deleterious to callbacks at job fairs and the like. No non-startup is going to `curl -H 'Accept: application/json' http://#{mysite} http://#{mysite} [1] http://nickbarnwell.github.com/ http://nickbarnwell.github.com/