Curriculum Vitae and resume of Robert Kranson aka devopsbob.
https://devopsbob.github.io/Curriculum-Vitae-Resume
A curriculum vitae (CV) is an academic diary that lists all of your education, experience, publications, certificates, awards, and publications. A resume is a single-page summary of your work experience and skills that are relevant to the job that you’re applying for.
A resume should be created to target a specific job application. The format of the resume needs to conform to, or address limitations and expectations of common Application Tracking Systems (ATS) used by industry recruiters. This enables the profile created by the resume to be more fully available to matching algorithmns.
While one might create a resume whichi exceeds a page due to length of experience, some important points are important to remember:
- No more than 1000 words; some recruiter tools truncate to the first 1000 words
- A Technical Resume; DevOps
- A Functional Resume; Instructor/Trainer/Scrum or Agile facilitator
- Github public repository created named 'Curriculum-Vitae-Resume', this is used when printing to PDF
- Create branch named 'gh-pages'
- Select main branch
- Go to Settings > Pages
- Enable Github Pages publish from branch 'gh-pages' and folder '/docs'
- Locally create markdown-cv/docs/index.md
- Upload to github as starting point
The branch configuration for the repository pages setup is set to publish the gh-pages branch. Update the gh-pages branch from the source main branch to effective the default published github page.
- Create new pull request
- gh-pages < main
- Complete pull request
- Use the Docs rendering in the browser
- Do Print to PDF
- Ensure the page layout is set to portrait and not landscape
- Turn on Headers and Footers in the print dialog so it has date and title info on every page
- Save to resume.pdf
- Upload and commit to GIT repo in the docs folder
- Do a publish pull request to add to the public site link