Classic Resume Design
Part Six: Templates

Although e-mail transmission of documents may very well compromise the appearance of designer fonts and bullets, one way to add style or flair to your resume is to consider the use of a less conservative or traditional template. This would hold especially true for designers and others who are employed in entertainment or the arts.

In some cases, even those who are employed in conservative fields (e.g. banking, finance, education, and healthcare) will find that the use of a more stylish template enhances their candidacy by making their resumes stand out from all the others — as long as the template is still elegant in appearance.

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