Rather than opting for a conventional paper resume, Wilden Ilham Mahibuddin put together this creative resume design that really doesn't look much like a resume at all, which is probably why it's so eye-catching.
The striking black and white design is accented with a bright highlight color and bold statements, including a note that reads: "Currently I'm looking for a challenge, not a job. This custom-made resume features a unique typeface that was developed just for the project, which is something that will really stand out as a special detail to employers with keen eye for detail. When unwrapped, the resume is equally as entertaining to go through, playing with a number of different papers and spraypaint effects that show off a brave deviation from the sea of other bland, colorless resumes out there.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Creative Resume Designs
- Opportunity for graphic designers and artists to create unique resumes that stand out to potential employers.
- Custom Typography
- Innovative opportunity to develop unique typeface for creating standout resumes.
- Interactive Resumes
- Rise of interactive resumes that provide an engaging experience to potential employers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Graphic Design
- Utilize innovative resume design as a selling point to potential clients.
- Printing and Publishing
- Custom-made resume print services that offer unique designs and paper stock options.
- Recruitment
- Interactive resumes seen as a way to engage and attract top-tier talent in the job market.