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by alecgorge 3y ago
> A while back there was a tread in here where someone had an inexpensive one-time license mac software, but I cannot find it. I think you are looking for https://www.banktivity.com/ It feels a lot like Quicken which isn
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by alecgorge 7y ago
An easy way to take this to the next level (and be truly no-code) is: https://www.tillerhq.com/ I love being able to continue using Google Sheets shortcuts + automation features. It allows me to generate well-formed reports
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by alecgorge 9y ago
I didn't have the exact same layout but it had a similar feel and it was quite successful. The people at Apple as a whole appreciated the unusual resume design more so than any other place I have applied. It started as something I us
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by alecgorge 9y ago
Thank you!! Yeah, that's a question I get a fair amount. Many people have an instinct to leave things off of their resume because they aren't "professional" or "tech" enough. Do not sell yourself short! If you
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by alecgorge 9y ago
That's totally fair, but not entirely unintentional. I like highlighting the fact that I ran a consulting business throughout high school and college as well as the popularity of some of my side projects. Those have been just as (if no
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by alecgorge 9y ago
What's the rule of thumb on that? One job post-graduation? I'm not entirely sure what to fill that space with to balance the line if I remove it haha. Maybe I could expand BS out to Bachelor of Science? Still probably wouldn'
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by alecgorge 9y ago
I have had tremendous success with very unorthodox layouts, features and subtle use of colors on my resume via Adobe InDesign. https://www.alecgorge.com/Alec%20Gorge%20Resume.pdf I used to completely redo my layout every ye