>need to write resume
>want to have version control (git) because everything has to be customized these days
>after days of fucking around and bughunting get latex to look right
>still occasionally have to spend hours fixing shit if page boundaries or fonts fuck up
>have to manually convert to some kind of text or doc format half the time because that's what websites want and the automated tools choke on longtables
>time for a new job
>decide to rewrite resume
>look at making it simpler
>look at file formats again
>realize old 2003 .doc format is uncompressed markup
>widely supported and portable as fuck
>many WYSIWYG editors
>easily converted to pdf
>compatible with source control
>tfw you fell for the latex resume meme
>>59235985
>using LaTex for anything but scientific material
Are you literally retarded?
>>59235985
What the hell were you trying to do?
I spent like 2 hours with MikTex setting up the skeleton of my resume and it looks fine. Any changes I need to make to the actual content take a few minutes, and it exports to PDF and DOC files natively.
>>59236763
apparently so
>>59236812
3-column layout using longtable
>>59237592
>3-column layout using longtable
See >>59236763
Why the fuck would you format a resume like that?
>>59237670
column one was the place and position
column two was the responsibilities and accomplishments
column three was the dates
Sometimes I'd have text take up columns 2 and 3, and sometimes all three columns. It would mess up the row spacing subtly and drove me fucking mad.
I thought it was a nice, compact format overall.
>>59237716
You got memed on by thinking the format of a resume carries any importance.
By the time an actual human looks at your resume it's already been run through a keyword search algorithm that determines if you're worth interviewing or not.
>>59237762
We agree I am a victim of memes.
Format can matter in some cases, also I've been told people want you to put in the (R) and (TM) symbols and will choose on that basis, which seems ultra-retarded.