Re:Interactive Resume
by Inc82 on Friday October 18, 2013 @08:21AM
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Wow, I really can't believe the negativity there. This is creative and amazing. The guy seems like a winner. The comments on here are dreadful. The point here was to make a statement and get eyeballs. This site already has accomplished that.
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Re:Interactive Resume
by jaredgeorge on Friday October 18, 2013 @01:51PM
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I completely agree. This resume is a great way to filter out companies looking for front end drones to sit in a cube and work in a bureaucracy.
He's identifying himself as fitting into a certain culture of organization. Some of the comments here are a perfect example! Anyone that criticizes this as "inefficient" or that it's "making getting the details difficult" is missing the point. He doesn't want a soul-dead HR minion to find his details.
I can believe and understand the negativity, because:
a) making a statement and getting eyeballs is not always a good thing—a lot depends what kind of statement it is and how exactly eyeballs were attracted.
b) understanding when you shouldn't do something just because you can is a very big plus for a creative person. Alas, this resume shows the extreme lack of it.
Re:Interactive Resume
by jaredgeorge on Friday October 18, 2013 @01:42PM
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Out of curiosity, what would you have edited out of this (to you point 'b')?