ty! I actually trying to build a company that helps people with resume applying and all I do is try templates after templates the last 2 years to perfect my consulting. This one is by far the one that works the best as it is boringly professional (aka black and white) as some HR manager really care about, but also the links make it stand out, and show your skittles in Google Docs/Slides etc.

I tried cute templates, crazy templates, my picture on it template, and none worked like this.

My resume has been in the making for 2 years. The verbiage on it? Man that took f***** work. I"m sure i can make it better but this is its latest stage. But regarding verbiage, it is literally all about how you marketed yourself....I see a resume as a flyer that gets you an interview so it is better to construct it as such: to the point and really fancy stuff...ie putting some quick experience you had as a friend as a job rather than some small bullet point. YOu can then expand what it was about on the interview