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RESUME  UPDATE - TIME  TO  GET  GRAPHIC!!!

1/1/2014

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Over the course of this Holiday week, I spent some time trying to make my resume more outstanding. I went from an all text resume to a text and graphic one. I figured that an all text resume is so yesterday and being an Architect, why not revamp the old for a new look? I did some research at the book store and online to find some outstanding examples. Based on these, I took some time to rethink how I was portraying my experiences. What better way for an Architect to show this than by visually describing my experiences. I would love some feedback from you as to whether this has been successful. Click on the Resume Option under Contact. 
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Lovelilylion link
4/19/2026 04:59:18 pm

I think a visual resume is a great idea, especially in your field.

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Mike link
4/19/2026 06:35:29 pm

Thanks @Lovelilylion. I think that any resume is an opportunity to show a potential employer or client what you can do and stand out from the rest of the stack!

Cheers!
Mike

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