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=== Other resume formats ===
=== Other resume formats ===


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* see [http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-636,subcat-JOB.html Choosing a resume format] for a basic overview of Reverse Chronological format (RC), Functional format, Hybrid format, Accomplishment format, Targeted format, Linear format, Professional format, Keyword format, Academic Curriculum Vitae (CV), International Curriculum Vitae format, and Portfolio format.


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
* [[resume-examples]]
* [[resume-examples]]
* [[resume-brainstorming]]
* [[resume-brainstorming]]

Revision as of 11:05, 31 October 2006

Typical Resumes

In discussion with the SimplyHired guys, they came up with two general resume styles which cover the majority of cases.

Remember, in this discussion we want to try and cover the generalities of 80-90% of resume formats (and not just structured formats, but just conventions for how people publish, whether on the web or paper).

Also, this page is for documentation and analysis of current examples of resumes on the web, and description of common resume formats, only. For analysis and ideas, see resume-brainstorming.

Contributors

  • Ryan King
  • Tantek Çelik
  • Boris Mann

Resume Examples

  • Need some links to actual examples on the Web and analysis of implicit schema from the examples.


Resume Formats

Put names/links-to current/existing attempts of resume formats here.

XHTML resume formats

Existing XML resume formats

XML Resumé Library

A library with DTDs and XSL stylesheets for converting from their XML schema to XHTML, PDF, etc. The project seems to have been quiet since mid-2005.

http://www.xmlresume.org/

HR-XML has an xml dialect for formats

In fact, the scope of their schemas is much broader, including aspects such as job descriptions and hiring, contracts, payroll, training...it is widely adopted by major actors in the employment business.


==== Europass ==== is a schema developed by the Cedefop (European Center for Vocational Education and Training) at the initiative of the European Commission to improve mobility of European students, trainees, and workers "on a single transparency framework for qualifications and competences."

Other resume formats

  • see Choosing a resume format for a basic overview of Reverse Chronological format (RC), Functional format, Hybrid format, Accomplishment format, Targeted format, Linear format, Professional format, Keyword format, Academic Curriculum Vitae (CV), International Curriculum Vitae format, and Portfolio format.

See Also