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The important thing to remember is that the average person reading a
stack of resumes will be skimming them. You have about 10 seconds to
get the most important things you want that person to know about you
from the page into the brain. I, for one, do not want the primary
message of my resume to be, "he sure knows how to design a flashy resume."
Gene Kim-Eng
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