How do you all create your resumes?

• 1. Google Docs to PDF
• 2. Resume IO
• 3. Other

I use Resume.io.

Free Resume Builder: Make & Download Easily · Resume.io

Free online resume builder, allows you to create a perfect resume minutes. See how easy it is to create an amazing resume and apply for jobs today!

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It's my resume https://resume.io/r/Lk77wPAj6

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Comments

[Jean-Michel 🕵🏻‍♂️ Fayard]

Personally I don't want my resume online. I don't know whether the premium accounts is the real business model of Resume IO but it's easy to imagine bad things you could do with all that data.

I also don't want to use Word or a similar horror.

Instead I use this Vue.js generator that takes data from a configuration file and generates multiple HTML views that you can then export as PDF

salomonelli / best-resume-ever

👔 💼 Build fast 🚀 and easy multiple beautiful resumes and create your best CV ever! Made with Vue and LESS.

best-resume-ever

👔 💼 Build fast 🚀 and easy multiple beautiful resumes and create your best CV ever

Made with Vue and LESS.

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Prerequisite

1. It is required to have Node.js with version 8.5.0 or higher. To see what version of Node.js is installed on your machine type the following command in the terminal:

node -v

2. If you do not have installed Node.js in your machine then go to this link in order to install node.

How to use

1. Clone this repository.

git clone https://github.com/salomonelli/best-resume-ever.git

2. Go to the cloned directory (e.g. cd best-resume-ever).

3. Run npm install. This may take a few seconds.

4. Customize your resume in the resume/ directory: edit your data data.yml and replace the default profile-picture id.jpg with your picture. Rename your picture as id.jpg and copy it in the resume/ directory. During this step, you may…

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[Martin Adams]

So cool!

[Dennis Persson]

If they ask for it I have a resume made in word that I save as a PDF. When headhunted it isn't always they ask for a CV.

Nowadays I have my personal website I can refer to. I haven't listed any skills on it but I have a timeline describing workplaces I have worked at in a less formal way.

[Primo]

Nice website

[Clay Ferguson]

I use Linux Libre Office Writer, and then just "Save As" PDF. If someone asks for a Word Doc I just politely remind them it's no longer the 1990s and send the PDF. :)

[Chen Asraf]

I have a CV I made in Word and export as PDF. Only give it out by demand, I don't leave that online (has potential private information).

And then I have a website, which is a blog and a small showcase of my work, and also there's LinkedIn where the experience is properly listed and looks more like an online CV than the website. I cross link between everything to make sure the employer's preference is visible and there to go to.

[Big Spidey🕷️]

Great

[Vincent A. Cicirello]

I use LaTeX. As an academic, I need to include my publication list on my CV and easiest way to do that is bibtex.

[Martin Adams]

Great!

[Hossain Badsha]

Hey I create an resume on resume.io but i don't have the subscription plan. can you help me to generate my pdf?