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PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE FULL VERSION PDF [link] - THE JPG DOES NOT EVEN COME CLOSE TO SHOWING YOU THESE DESIGNSCurriculum Vitae - Greg Dizzia
Here it is, the old moneymaker. This lists my history in the design world (some lesser clients have been left out) - Designed using univers exclusively. This is an appendage to a traditional resume, to be included as a forward page in my portfolio.
This took me about 15 hours.
Tools of the trade
Adobe Illustrator CS3
Coffee
Final Size
8.5 x 11.5 on extremely thick high grit paper.
PORTFOLIO WEBSITE
[link]
Many people have asked me for a link to my portfolio site. Well there it is.
Comments are appreciated
Comments: 36
Not bad. The problem (and this I see with a lot of Infographic Resume's) is that the imagery and flow is still not intuitive enough for HR/CEO's to swiftly capture the essence and priority of what the person is about.
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I'll mention it in my sessions on Personal Branding!
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Congrats, you're on HuffPo today! [link] They linked directly to the PDF.
I love the idea and the icons. A brilliant addition to your portfolio.
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Cool! Thanks for the heads up.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
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Great example of inforgaphic. I recently wrote about how to make infographic resumes and I mentioned this work: [link]
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Hey, I was looking on another website at creative resumes, and I clicked on this. This is pretty cool. I've been trying to think of a way to creatively show my resume/cv. Nicely done.
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this is an incredibly fab idea for a CV. love infographics!
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Awesome concept. I enjoyed trying to understand it.
would love to do one similar for mine
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cool, thanks for the link-back!
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whoa. im amazed that you took the time to organize all this information in a graphical way. I especially like the possible baby icon you made. lol font choice was good. sans versus serif.
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Excellent piece of work.
Also. I found this by accident. Linked from a blog about resumes.
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This has got to be the coolest CV I have ever seen... You, sir, put me and much of the design world to shame.
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Very clever way of displaying the information
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This is a great way of expressing design skills. But at times might get on some ones nerves cause its complicated.
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I think this is a genius move as a designer, ofcourse you should also include a traditional one... But it sure shows that you breath and live for designing. Really great.
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2 favourites? 
in terms of aesthetics and effectiveness, your representation of information is flawless and just deliciously playful.
wow, that's a great deal of big words in just one sentence.
seriously though, this is beauty and design at work. what a way to impress job employers and at the same time give them a little insight of yourself.
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really interesting this infographic!
It really increase some value in what you do, like a designer, in you curriculum vitae.
But, you know how are some business managers. Sometimes they didnΒ΄t like some new things. And for be a kind of different from the others curriculum, its not so easy to understand at the first look.
But I really like it. by!
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Thanks chicow,
Yeah, I think it'll be one of those things that some people like, and some people hate.
I am going to include a traditional resume along with it, just to make sure all of the data can be processed the old way too.
This is kinda a lead in to my portfolio, to get them ready for the fun stuff
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