Résumés Are Starting to Look Like Instagram—and Sometimes Even Tinder – The Wall Street Journal

Résumés Are Starting to Look Like Instagram—and Sometimes Even Tinder – The Wall Street Journal

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When it came time late last year for 23-year-old Valentino Bogliacino Bueno to revamp his résumé, he added up top an oval photo of himself smiling. He didn’t stop there.

He designed a watermark of his initials and stretched it diagonally across the page. He included a “by the numbers” section in large blue type to highlight points about his budding career. Accounts under his supervision: 125 . Languages he can speak fluently: two.

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