Be the Signal, Not the Noise: Develop a Visual Resume

Recently, I presented a workshop on visual resumes for faculty and staff at my school. Visual resumes have been a standard in the on campus Professional Communication and Presentation course. My students create amazing supplements to their traditional resumes. I shared a bit of information with faculty and staff about what a visual resume is, why it matters, and why a paper resume is just not enough. Check out my latest slideshare upload here:

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2 thoughts on “Be the Signal, Not the Noise: Develop a Visual Resume

  1. Hi, I’m from Kuching, Malaysia and I’ve been following your blog for the past few days ( I don’t even read blogs before) and I’am amazed by the work that you’ve done. I love the way you compose your writing and putting creativity into the presentation. I wish I could join your course because now I know, in terms of making presentation, you are one of my inspiration.

  2. [...] an effort to promote the benefits of the visual resume as a worthy project for professionals in any field to take on (remember, this doesn’t and [...]

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