Resume Created Before Info graphics Became Popular

Hasse had no idea, whether his creative resume would be well-received, or completely rejected by potential employers.

Hasse says, "I designed it back in college [a few] years ago to try and stand out from everyone else applying for graphic design jobs.”  "It was kind of a risk because it was before the infographics got popular."

However, Hasses worries were premature. "I got a lot of immediate attention from my resume and it continued to spread across the Internet. Overall I got a lot of job offers and interest from employers, and I would say it’s even a great success."

Well we think we would also say that too. Hasse now works as an art director at Factory Design Labs in Denver, Colorado.

Scrapbook Resume

Well many of us thought scrapbook was one of the memories we used to preserve during our high school days.  But Wineman had just showed us that it is something more and it can be used in a creative way and that too in creating a resume.

Wineman created this resume when she applied for a position at a company in the scrapbooking industry, and it was "tailored with that look and feel." The pink stationery that was added in the resume contrasted both and complimented the vintage typewriter print.
 

However, Lara was not offered the job, but she wasn’t too disappointed because the resume had earned her a lot of attention on Flickr.
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