Seven CVs that will impress any company

Continually speaking of the curriculum design perfect to find a job. And often, I think it doesn't exist. Because an exclusive design for your position will be different than for other types of work. However, adapting a design to your work environment is very appealing. These six resumes are the pinnacle of graphic design.

In a moment that you create a design for yourself and that is to your liking, that feeling is the most beautiful. We know that. The following examples that we are going to show will not leave anyone indifferent. Starting with the head of a company. I'm sure that when you get hold of these six resumes they will be eager to sign the contract.

Vincenzo Castro's CV: Simple, Useful and Clear

A design on blackboard background, highly suggested with images that frame all the activities, surely one of the most useful designs of the entire repertoire that we are going to show here today.

Source | Vincenzo castro

Very geek resume with Star Wars theme

Some resumes focus more on design than content. For graphic designers this is important. But if you want to be a lawyer, this is probably not very useful. Although it must be added, which is incredible. Original and very measured design. Colors, background and even shape. Each of these make up a theme that at first glance you are able to associate with the film.

How to present a resume horizontally

Normally we see how the curriculum takes the conventional form of a vertical A4 system. So, seeing most of them, we break our heads so that our design has those same margins. But it doesn't always have to be that way. Rizal's design is clearly this. A pulse to conventional design, in which you enter all the information below a header. It would be good for a web header or even for a restaurant.

Your resume on a napkin

If putting it horizontally, it may sound new and risky; What would it be like if we do it on a kind of napkin?. I'm talking about size, not paper. But it seems, at first glance, that it is not possible to collect all the information there, unless you are 15 years old and have no experience or studies.

But if we choose an A4 or half of it and fold it, we can achieve great results. As is this case.

Draw a picture of a resume

Gwolves, bubbles and shadows make a pretty funny and eye-catching resume design. With light colors and diversifying the information by sections. Matteo made a portrait of himself even where photography would have to go. In order not to lose the nuance of your resume

Source | Curriculum drawing

We have shown five of the most curious and sophisticated designs seen in recent months on the networks of Behance. Many of them certainly sound unique. Although with a practical and somewhat conventional touch. So a designer with a certain category could imitate it.

The last two that remain, we will see that this is not always the case. These ideas are unique and unrepeatable, anyone would want to do something like that. And surely many will try. But they certainly deserve applause for those who created it.

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An animated series of these 'bugs'

Although the curriculum is very simple, if you want to hire a designer, I don't think you will pay attention to it. The animated series with animals created will give you an idea of ​​what it is capable of. Divided into four sections. Personal information, second a simple but complete sentence, third your professional skills and fourth your networks. All of this in fewer words than the introduction to this article occupies.

Source | Oscar Creative Curriculum

The new ship from a fictional movie

When you see it rambling around google you would possibly think that it is the new prototype of Star Trek, Independence Day or any other movie. But if you look at the details ... It's a resume.

Source | Creative Resume Behance