Re: Resume Writing Continued

[Lauren <lauren -at- writeco -dot- net>]

That sounds good. You still need to review current job descriptions that 
your friend would consider and make sure you have the popular 
technology, skills, and methodologies that the employers want clearly 
stated with the relevant experience. Perhaps the way Scrum and Agile are 
shown in the samples here, 
http://www.jobhero.com/resume-samples/scrum-master.

Your use of "playful format" sounds intriguing. I tried out this 
format, http://time.com/money/4621066/free-resume-word-template-2017/, 
and people wanted the chronological format with clear mentions of where 
and how I used the requirements in the job description. The Money 2017 
resume looks amazing but it doesn't get leads.

Your "master resume" could go back to a childhood paper route if you 
have the time and energy for that. I have a lengthy resume that I use as 
fodder for preparing talking points and for remembering where I began. A 
long resume "with everything" is also a good source for a LinkedIn 
resume or for something to shove in a searchable database.


On 11/27/2017 5:20 AM, Cardimon, Craig wrote: