LaTeX for Resumes/Cover Letters?
Anyone besides me prefer the cleaner-looking typeset that LaTeX has that MS Word doesn't? I've noticed many people hate the look of the default TeX font (though changeable with the various package settings). Why is that? The document runs faster and everything tends to be more perfectly aligned than many Word resumes (since with TeX, most don't use a WYSIWYG-based environment).
Samples are below.
http://www.rpi.edu/dept/arc/training/latex/resumes/
IMO, LaTex looks amazing. Great for papers and CVs. The only issue is getting others to help edit your resume if they don't know the syntax...
No kidding, LaTeX is sexy as fuck. Picked it up while doing discrete math in school and never turned back.
I just downloaded the .tex file and I am trying to use this properly, but I am not able to. Any help would be appreciated!
SB for anyone who makes an M&I template version
For anyone else that finds this thread, this is essentially an equivalent in Latex: https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/jakes-resume/syzfjbzwjncs
I second that
I think you should just attach a condom and a note saying: "I f*** my competition up"
LaTeX resumes are for academia or economic research.
I know about at leat two versions of CV's that follow the M&I's template, but both have problems: once has different font sizes in different sections and the other can't have bullets in the education section and I can't change it
Link?
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