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Creative Resume Designs (24 pics)
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10 Sep, 2010 |
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When the unemployment rate is so high you must be creative to get a good job. Let's see some examples of creative resume designs.
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thassos
(10 Sep 2010 01:29) Total user comments:
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damn....gotta update my CV with somethin like this
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fluorescentG
(10 Sep 2010 04:21) Total user comments:
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i liked the horizontal one most
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nuts2u
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I like the last one the best. It is easy to read, clean and neat to look at. Good job, Chuck D Lay!
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Jinxaruny
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awesome!
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I like several of them, but a few are just way to busy.
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mahedi
(10 Sep 2010 17:54) Total user comments:
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Ok, I will follow few of them
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mollina
(10 Sep 2010 18:04) Total user comments:
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They are interesting and all that...But would someone really get hired off one of those?!? Gods...I feel so old-school, most of them were really distracting and looked like high school art projects, not like a professional trying to get a professional job. Maybe if you are an artist this is what you turn in...?
I mean, pictures all over your resume...?
I could see the one by "Dillon Chi" grabbing attention and getting a job offer, though...
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Shay
(10 Sep 2010 18:30) Total user comments:
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Only for artists and designers...and I suppose the waitress one might work.
But if you turned one in like that for an accounting or IT job...they would laugh at it and show it all around the office but if they could not read it because it is too cluttered then forget it.
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apari
(10 Sep 2010 18:45) Total user comments:
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I agree with Shay, other than for a design/creative position, it's not a good idea because then you subject yourself to someone's personal taste. Classic is always your best bet.
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perez
(10 Sep 2010 22:56) Total user comments:
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Con esos si me contratan rapido
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Nsibai
(10 Sep 2010 23:22) Total user comments:
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rotten
(11 Sep 2010 06:32) Total user comments:
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wow!
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raymond.wendt
(12 Sep 2010 13:18) Total user comments:
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Has it come to this?
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cherrygarcia14
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wow, my CV now seems extra dull
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asdfasdfasdfasd
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Find additional creative resume templates go here - www.templatebreeze.com
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thats a great site
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