My summer vacation continues nicely, but that doesn’t mean I don’t have an eye out for my next opportunity. I’ve spent a little time fielding calls from recruiters and other interested parties while still enjoying my time off, marvelling at junk food, hitting flea markets and going to the beach.
There are those who still would prefer a regular-format resume from me, so I’ve created one, and you can download it here (107KB PDF). It’s in PDF format, so it should look good no matter whether you’re viewing it on a computer, tablet or mobile phone or printing it out. It has the same content as my LinkedIn profile; I simply copied the text from my LinkedIn profile and pasted it into a resume document and then formatted it a little.
If you’re either wondering if I’m the right guy for your company or if you’re just plain curious, feel free to take a look at my resume.
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In honour of 25 years of Hypercard, I think you should resurrect your old Hypercard Mackerel resume.
Terry Baldwin: I would, if only HyperCard ran on today's Macs!
I'm going to have to go for the next best thing: my resume as an app.