Resume Crit.
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Thanks for the advice guys.
A lot of you mentioned choosing a different font and size. I used "Century Gothic" which imo is one of the cleanest, most minimalistic fonts out there. Should I switch to a more traditional serif font like times? What about size? Bump it up or down?
Also keep in mind...I will be adding a HTML/CSS resume to my website. This is just the downloadable version people will print out when I go in for an interview.
Also, what is the best way to throw in my "skills" section? This resume needs to stay at 1 page, and that was the only way I could make it work.
And for the dude who asked about Einstein...its alright, but its not really the right place for me. We're kicking ass at SEO, and the designs we're pumping out now are a lot better than they were before I started.
My main complaints would be the business dress code and the lack of creative thinking allowed.