I like the perspective of the timeline and the colors. And the fact that you get it immediately and connect the headlines background colors with the timeline below the text information. I don’t like that you can’t read what is says for the past years, because of the perspective distortion.

Since this sample include also the text of the actual resume/presentation, but also some nice additional graphics at the top, this can be a valid solution that HR people might also like. What do you think?

Nice addition and attention to some of the details included into this resume.

One of the conclusion, watching so many graphic resumes, is that the resumes that are interesting at first sight, become hard to read and follow when you try to organize the information provided by the user. This really looks nice in black and white.

A very clean, black and white resume. It’s hard to read on a monitor, but listed on paper, it’s just a matter to rotate a little the resume. I like how the contact details stand more on the right corner and this just using the white space.  Also, a nice segmentation for experience/skills and interests/hobbies.

I like the big fonts, the use of vinil and the entire contrast of this resume. Linkedin, twitter and other social media links are included. Nice. You can see that the designer of this loves the “old” and “classical” things. That will give a good start for recruiters or upcoming work.