law school resume design and layout

[Quantumleap]

I recently encountered a useful web site that can help get the ball rolling in regards to the layout and design of your law school resume.

It can be found at: http://workbloom.com/resume/resume-layouts.aspx

I recommend sticking with a simple layout that is easy to read, but still looks stylish.

If you need more ideas, google "resume layouts" as there is a whole bunch of good ideas out there.

Cheers

[voirdire36390]

Originally Posted by Quantumleap

I recently encountered a useful web site that can help get the ball rolling in regards to the layout and design of your law school resume.

It can be found at: http://workbloom.com/resume/resume-layouts.aspx

I recommend sticking with a simple layout that is easy to read, but still looks stylish.

If you need more ideas, google "resume layouts" as there is a whole bunch of good ideas out there.

Cheers

Just what I was looking for, thankss a bunch.

[dart8308]

Originally Posted by Quantumleap

I recently encountered a useful web site that can help get the ball rolling in regards to the layout and design of your law school resume.

It can be found at: http://workbloom.com/resume/resume-layouts.aspx

I recommend sticking with a simple layout that is easy to read, but still looks stylish.

If you need more ideas, google "resume layouts" as there is a whole bunch of good ideas out there.

Cheers

Some of those resume's are ridiculously over-complicated... do people really turn those in? I'm talking about the one with the background image, lol.

[AmBeR0838969]

Originally Posted by Quantumleap

I recently encountered a useful web site that can help get the ball rolling in regards to the layout and design of your law school resume.

It can be found at: http://workbloom.com/resume/resume-layouts.aspx

I recommend sticking with a simple layout that is easy to read, but still looks stylish.

If you need more ideas, google "resume layouts" as there is a whole bunch of good ideas out there.

Cheers

That is a great link. Here is another good one that I've been looking at, seems very helpful: http://www.free-resumetemplate.com/

[Wasabi3655]

Originally Posted by AmBeR0838969

That is a great link. Here is another good one that I've been looking at, seems very helpful: http://www.free-resumetemplate.com/

Some great ideas on that site thanks.

[voirdire36501]

Pretty good links, thanks again everyone.

[jenn828]

Originally Posted by Quantumleap

I recently encountered a useful web site that can help get the ball rolling in regards to the layout and design of your law school resume.

It can be found at: http://workbloom.com/resume/resume-layouts.aspx

I recommend sticking with a simple layout that is easy to read, but still looks stylish.

If you need more ideas, google "resume layouts" as there is a whole bunch of good ideas out there.

Cheers

lolol @ http://workbloom.com/resume/sample/martial-arts.aspx

Whatever you do kids, do not make a resume like that.

Yes, even if you are a martial artist... just say no!

[logic games]

Originally Posted by jenn828

lolol @ http://workbloom.com/resume/sample/martial-arts.aspx

Whatever you do kids, do not make a resume like that.

Yes, even if you are a martial artist... just say no!

Well it would certainly get the reader's attention, but not necessarily in a good way lol.

[ellewoodsrocks]

Originally Posted by jenn828

lolol @ http://workbloom.com/resume/sample/martial-arts.aspx

Whatever you do kids, do not make a resume like that.

Yes, even if you are a martial artist... just say no!

I checked the link. The resume indeed caught my attention but it does not guarantee that he will be admitted/hired. lol

[jack1984]

Originally Posted by jenn828

lolol @ http://workbloom.com/resume/sample/martial-arts.aspx

Whatever you do kids, do not make a resume like that.

Yes, even if you are a martial artist... just say no!

I can't understand why he has to include that picture on the background.