Visualize.Me? No, Visualize.You!
Since infographics are now all the rage, it only makes sense that infographic resumes become the new trend. Visualize.Me is now at the cusp of the future of resume deployment. Uh, what I am trying to say, is that maybe if you make your resume look fun and hip, companies may think your time at Starbucks actually should count as contestable marketing experience.
By partnering with LinkedIn, Visualize.Me creates a beautifully drawn out tapestry of your work experience, skills, interests and awards. This method may not be as direct and visually stunning as Barney Stinson's video resume, it does offer another chance to create more marketability towards yourself.
What's the worst that can happen? After playing with the site for a while, it is very easy to use and fun. I was surprised to see how good I look on paper (must be another reason for why I'm an underpaid writer, right?).
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Justin DiSandro joined SocialTechPop at its inception in 2010. He has been integral in growing the blog by working closely with the technology and the pop culture community. His sarcastic wit and charm has earned him numerous writing awards and accolades, and his absurd knowledge of all things "pop" has earned him recognition throughout the entertainment industry. His writings have appeared in countless magazines, literary journals, and documentaries, as well as being quoted by a variety of scholarly studies and film fests.