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Mon Oct-11-10 09:58 PM
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| 8. The sample text is, but my font question is not (nt) |
| -serif or sans-serif font for a resume? |
pokerfan |
Oct-11-10 09:29 PM |
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Which is which? |
Suich |
Oct-11-10 09:37 PM |
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The middle one is Helvetica |
pokerfan |
Oct-11-10 09:52 PM |
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Both. |
Sweet Freedom |
Oct-11-10 09:43 PM |
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If you got the plague, the font doesn't matter. |
rug |
Oct-11-10 09:50 PM |
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sans serif... humanist or helvitica. |
LanternWaste |
Oct-11-10 09:51 PM |
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Thanks for the professional opinion |
pokerfan |
Oct-11-10 09:57 PM |
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are there still typesetters? |
grasswire |
Oct-12-10 12:09 AM |
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desktop typesetting, yes. |
LanternWaste |
Oct-12-10 07:42 AM |
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LOL |
alcibiades_mystery |
Oct-11-10 09:52 PM |
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The sample text is, but my font question is not (nt) |
pokerfan |
Oct-11-10 09:58 PM |
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I like Palatino |
Capn Sunshine |
Oct-12-10 01:54 AM |
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It's a vile, right-wing font |
JustABozoOnThisBus |
Oct-12-10 03:51 AM |
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Use Lucida Sans. |
jmowreader |
Oct-12-10 03:14 AM |
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Sans always looks cleaner to me. And the purpose of the resume |
struggle4progress |
Oct-12-10 04:49 AM |
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I'm leaning toward a sans-serif font |
pokerfan |
Oct-12-10 06:19 PM |
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Serif is known to be easier to read. |
6000eliot |
Oct-12-10 05:10 AM |
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Sans-serif - easier to read. |
HopeHoops |
Oct-12-10 07:41 AM |
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Times New Roman. nt |
Deep13 |
Oct-12-10 07:55 AM |
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Yes. |
Dulcinea |
Oct-12-10 11:48 AM |
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13 or 14 would be easier to read. |
Deep13 |
Oct-12-10 02:40 PM |
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I dunno... it depends on what the reader would appreciate... |
ChoralScholar |
Oct-12-10 07:59 AM |
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Serif. Sans-serif says "I don't care about myself or you, the reader" |
Rabrrrrrr |
Oct-12-10 08:06 AM |
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COPPERPLATE BOLD GOTHIC UNDERLINED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Rabrrrrrr |
Oct-12-10 08:08 AM |
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As someone who has seen a lot of resumes, I prefer serif. It looks much more professional, to me. |
Brickbat |
Oct-12-10 01:24 PM |
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Serif looks classier, like you're more serious. |
rocktivity |
Oct-12-10 01:40 PM |
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serif for the body copy, sans serif for headings n/t |
Scout |
Oct-12-10 01:46 PM |
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No 2 for engineering, but change Plague to Plaque,unless you were very fucking sick. |
old mark |
Oct-12-10 04:10 PM |
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Tahoma or Verdana. But not comic sans. |
Bucky |
Oct-12-10 04:24 PM |
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Considered Candy Cane |
pokerfan |
Oct-12-10 06:06 PM |
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Self-delete |
timtom |
Oct-12-10 05:16 PM |
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Well I'm a graphic designer so I can't bear the thought of using TNR for anything ever. |
grace0418 |
Oct-12-10 05:18 PM |
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I once had a resume sent to me in Comic Sans. |
Chan790 |
Oct-12-10 06:13 PM |
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A resume sent to me in comic sans would not even be read. It would go straight in the |
grace0418 |
Oct-13-10 12:14 AM |
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One small detail. |
astral |
Oct-14-10 09:06 AM |
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I did |
begin_within |
Oct-14-10 09:30 AM |
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Ah, so it WAS a joke |
astral |
Oct-15-10 09:46 AM |
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I would choose a serif typeface |
begin_within |
Oct-14-10 09:27 AM |
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You once received a plague?? |
Lil Missy |
Oct-14-10 11:37 AM |
#37 |
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