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Re:Revitalise your CV – Simple resume-editing tool by lecss on Monday December 29, 2014 @10:34AM (#8810153)
That is a good point! Reordering should be available asap. The main reason this link was posted so early was to actually see what are the features the potential users are looking for, so we can adapt the site to do just that! Linkedin integration is definitely going to be up soon and Github is also on the list. Many thanks!
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Re:Revitalise your CV – Simple resume-editing tool by X4lldux on Monday December 29, 2014 @10:50AM (#8810227)
http://creddle.io is much better. And can reorder sections!
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Re:Revitalise your CV – Simple resume-editing tool by yoasif_ on Monday December 29, 2014 @11:49AM (#8810516)
The first thing I noticed from Creddle (aside from the unfortunate name -- it kinda looks like "creddie" and maybe should be) is the color scheme of the first row of sample documents -- it looks like it's custom made for Slashdot employees. To me, that makes it look more dated than it should.
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Re:Revitalise your CV – Simple resume-editing tool by X4lldux on Monday December 29, 2014 @12:41PM (#8810800)
There are other styles to choose from.
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Re:Revitalise your CV – Simple resume-editing tool by zaidf on Monday December 29, 2014 @01:53PM (#8811157)
I like cvtalize a lot more. I don't want to pick from a dozen options. I want to be able to able to organize the contents of my resume quickly and elegantly.

My only issue is with the name. Hard to spell & say; easy to misspell.

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Re:Revitalise your CV – Simple resume-editing tool by infraruby on Monday December 29, 2014 @03:33PM (#8811625)
+1 for "ascii txt version" too! You'd need that to apply at http://infraruby.com/jobs
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