How to write a good resume

Do you really think I'm crazy enough to tell the world my real name? · 2006-12-03T11:58:33

Today I was working on a resume that I hope that potential employers will consider and respect. I've read an article on writing a resume for getting a job in the game industry before, but I just wanted to ask you all if this is acceptable for a game dev resume. Quote: Resume of John Doe Last updated Wednsday, November 29, 2006 I am currently seeking employment in the video game industry in the Seattle area. Currently, I am in the process of returning to the Seattle so that I may hopefully obtain a degree in Game Programming/Design. I am hoping that this will be a great opportunity to receive a great game education and gain real world experience in the video game industry. I reside in Indiana, but I am more than willing to travel to meet my job requirements. Also, I am not willing to fund long trips for inverviewing purposes simply because at the moment I can't afford it financially. I am a largely self-taught and self-motivated programmer. I have been into programming since 1989. During my high school years, I was always ahead of both the class and the teacher in my programming classes. Everyday, I strive improve my game development knowledge and skills. Languages/APIs I use frequently: C/C++, x86 assembly, HTML, Microsoft DirectX, SGI OpenGL, Creative Labs OpenAL Other languages/APIs I have experience in: Visual Basic, BASIC, &#106avascript, 3dfx Glide Other languages I'm in the process of learning: Twiki, GameMonkey script Software that I am experienced in MSVC++, Windows, DOS, Jasc PaintShop Pro, VirtualPC, various Microsoft SDKs Education history: Some college at Purdue North Central University Michigan City High School graduate Contact information: Home: (219) 555-9328 Cellular: (219) 555-0674 emai: blueshogun96@gmail.com I've never been very good at writing resumes to be frank, but I was hoping that I could learn a thing or two from more experienced devs. Thanks.

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Started by blueshogun96 November 29, 2006 10:19 PM

9 comments, last by Obscure 17 years, 11 months ago

Obscure

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December 03, 2006 11:58 AM

Quote: Original post by RDragon1
Yeah, this makes sense for an internship... I'd bet you won't find this line on any / almost all of the non-internship positions.

Of course not, because experienced staff are worth the cost and risk of relocation.

[Edited by - Obscure on December 4, 2006 7:58:31 AM]

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