Alright, I think this might be a winner.
Newest version.
Things of note:
- I got a new domain: www.DEV.vg . I'm really happy about getting it. It's a lot better than anachronology.com. I updated the site itself too, so it's a bit cleaner and nicer looking.
- New graphic: yes/no? It's pretty simple and clean, and displays relevant information (my site url (in addition to the text version on the left)). Should I make it a bit lighter in color?
- New subtitle: it says "Versatile game programmer" now instead of "Artistic game programmer." Is this word okay? Do I sound too pompous?
- I removed the skills section entirely. This freed up a lot of room, which I used mainly for adding whitespace to the rest. There is more space between the lines, which should be an improvement over the wall-of-text in my older version.
- I also removed the research position. I don't think it added a lot.
So is there anything else you think needs to get changed?
[Edited by - Swarmer on July 29, 2009 1:34:39 AM]
Critique this resume
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Original post by Swarmer
Alright, I think this might be a winner.
I agree.
Everything on that page says "I am a game programmer and can do the job well." Every statement seems to apply to a modern game programming job. I don't see anything to remove. Finally (and importantly) it leaves me wanting to ask you for additional details.
Unfortunately we are in a hiring freeze, and I'm not over HR. :(
Yay! Thanks for your help.
Out of curiosity, where do you work?
Now that this is out of the way, I have to do the less exciting cover letter/application process :(
Out of curiosity, where do you work?
Now that this is out of the way, I have to do the less exciting cover letter/application process :(
The formatting is very blocky. I would find a way to distinguish titles, from subtitles, to bullet points. This will facilitate reading and skimming, and cause a significant less amount of frustration for someone in HR.
-Jesse
-Jesse
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The formatting is very blocky. I would find a way to distinguish titles, from subtitles, to bullet points. This will facilitate reading and skimming, and cause a significant less amount of frustration for someone in HR.
-Jesse
Are you looking at his final version? Those appear very clear to me.
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