[ale] My resume

[Brandon Checketts]

In my experience, I think that the 1-page suggestion is relevant when
you are fresh out of college.   With your experience, I would think that
  2-3 bullet points per position would be acceptable where warranted.  I
think that a little whitespace makes it easier to read

Of course, I don't do any hiring, so I may be way off-base and would be
interested in others opinions.

Thanks,
Brandon Checketts


Richard Bronosky wrote:
> My position at the AJC is being eliminated and I once again find
> myself in the job market. I'd like to have someone more technical than
> my wife look over my resume http://github.com/RichardBronosky/resume
> 
> Specifically, I'd like to get your opinion of a few key features.
> 1. It's VERY D.R.Y to get everything to fit on one page I have kept
> every job description down to 1 line and put the recurring stuff into
> an Overview section.
> 2. I avoided complete sentences because correct grammar takes up
> space. I therefore also avoided capitalization and use semicolons as
> terminators.
> 3. I selectively added year and skill level (abbreviated after first
> use) to the Skills section.
> 4. I link to LinkedIn, GitHub, ServerFault, and my own email. The
> links are blue, but could be made black. I left them blue since a B&W
> laser test print looked okay.
> 
> So, it's quite a departure from what I learned in college. Please opine.
>