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Re:The Red Herring of Red Flags: Why Resumes Are a Relic of ... by baxtr on Saturday August 10, 2024 @03:43AM (#41207973)
That’s exactly why I believe they are still a good indicator for assessing people.

How much effort did they put it? That’s at least a first indicator how much they care about to get the job.

Re:The Red Herring of Red Flags: Why Resumes Are a Relic of ... by johnisgood on Saturday August 10, 2024 @05:03AM (#41208241)
Mine is written in LaTeX, and converted to PDF with pdflatex. Does that work? :D
Re:The Red Herring of Red Flags: Why Resumes Are a Relic of ... by deng on Saturday August 10, 2024 @06:51AM (#41208635)
As someone who gets a ton of resumes from academia, I see these very often. The problem here is that they all look the same because everyone is using the 'moderncv' package. If you want to stand out, invest some time to create your own template (but otherwise, it's perfectly fine, at least you'll have the basic structure correct).
Re:The Red Herring of Red Flags: Why Resumes Are a Relic of ... by johnisgood on Saturday August 10, 2024 @07:45AM (#41208813)
Well, I am not using "moderncv" at all. I use three packages: "geometry", "inputenc", and "graphicx". That said, it does not look as appealing as these "creative" resumes (made using HTML & CSS or Adobe Illustrator, etc)
Re:The Red Herring of Red Flags: Why Resumes Are a Relic of ... by LtWorf on Saturday August 10, 2024 @12:04PM (#41210398)
Then you know where to look for things. Imagine if papers started to put the abstract somewhere else
Re:The Red Herring of Red Flags: Why Resumes Are a Relic of ... by katzinsky on Saturday August 10, 2024 @07:56AM (#41208849)
Meh. My "resume.html.pdf" has gotten me multiple jobs.
Re:The Red Herring of Red Flags: Why Resumes Are a Relic of ... by baxtr on Saturday August 10, 2024 @08:18AM (#41208962)
That doesn’t say anything, really.

It might very well be that you html.pdf thingy is great.