Kevin William David

Standard Resume - One beautiful resume that works everywhere

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Update: We just released Standard Resume 2.0!

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/standard-resume-2-0

Standard Resume is the easiest way to make a modern resume that hiring managers and recruiters will love.

Note: LinkedIn import is working now!

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Jordan Singer
Interesting to see more resume products coming out! At Represent, we recently introduced some features including syncing to Dropbox and job recommendations, and I'll be interested to see how this one evolves, especially being free. The interest in resume products continues to grow, as evidenced by Represent's partnership with Harvard.
Taylor Edmiston
@jsngr I hope you got paid for that post. 😐
Max Ade
@jsngr come on man
Jordan Singer
@kicksopenminds no harm meant at all, genuinely just sharing insight from my experience with our similar product.
kurt braget
@jsngr these kinds of posts should be banned from Product Hunt
Taylor Edmiston
@jsngr It would be different if you plugged yours to compare the two. But the difference that pushes this overboard IMO is: - adding the link to your product in a competitor's thread - enumerating the new features of your product - adding just one generic line at the end for the actual product this PH post is about "I'll be interested to see how this one evolves"... it sounds like you didn't even click the link - plugging a partnership you did with a big name school - adding a link to the partnership - "no harm meant at all, genuinely just sharing insight from my experience with our similar product." but you didn't actually say anything about your experience -- it just reads like an ad I'm all for free markets and competition, but we should stay tasteful.
Marco Paccagnella
Is it only me or the "Import from Linkedin" is broken? Once auth is given, there's no reaction from the app, either I do that during the signup wizard either in the resume view. (Google Chrome on Mac)
Samuel
@emmestandsfor same here (chrome mac)
Mick
@emmestandsfor Safari on Mac - same problem. Must be a beta-bug.
Guillaume Dhios
@emmestandsfor same here. And this is for me the killing feature. People have no time to fill *again* all that skills and experience fields.
Catherine Trestini
@emmestandsfor it worked for me :/ - chrome mac
Marcus
@emmestandsfor same problem, both in Safari and Chrome on Mac.
Mick
I like this tool. I would like the option to only allow access to my contact details to specific invitees or share recipients. I understand this would likely require them to create an account which could be a blocker. I would like to contain all my details on the resume, but not comfortable with that just being out there for anyone to find. Would also be nice to stop resumes from appearing on search results pages. Don't want current employers seeing that you're out there promoting yourself if they Google your name.
Mick
@rileytomasek I think your angle with LinkedIn is perfect. They are ripe for disruption! Well played on that front. Would I pay for those features? Difficult question. I think the size of the market who would be looking to use this service perpetually is limited. If I was actively seeking new employment I would pay for the duration of my job hunt, if the fee was reasonable (less than $5 per month?). Then, when I wasn't looking for jobs, and my resume was in hibernation, so to speak, I would expect it to be private until I needed to use it again. So maybe that's a potential solution, when you're not paying your resume is either completely open, or completely locked down... but when you're paying you can customise the openness and have recipient-specific settings activated?
Mick
@rileytomasek happy to be able to help with the idea process! Let me know how things go.
Bryan Postelnek
@rileytomasek @gigamick I think a good premium paid feature would be, as you suggested, preventing search engines from indexing the resume.
Riley Tomasek
@gigamick we just released Standard Resume 2.0, and you can nw hide your resume from search engines. I'd love to hear what you think of the other changes 😄.
Samuel Beek
Love this product. Great design. It'd be great if people could embed this in their website or something.
Michael Pfister
@samuelbeek Totally agree, would be nice for custom domains too.
Samuel Beek
@pfista id pay for that. Would make a great business model
Samuel Beek
@rileytomasek awesome :)!
Youssef Tharwat
@samuelbeek iframe ?
Frank
I do a fair amount of hiring, both employees and contractors, and I never see the original resume/CV. Everything has already been entered into our hiring system before it gets to me. It doesn't matter what it looks like when we get it, as long as it can be scanned into our system it'll make it to me. If you're looking to be hired by a large company, spend your time crafting a coherent CV that's free of grammatical errors and spelling mistakes. I'm always amazed at how many errors I see from people who indicate "attention to detail" as one of their strengths.
Frank
@rileytomasek Thanks for the reply, Riley. I think you've succeeded in creating a distraction-free building process. If someone knows exactly what info they want to enter, using this tool will be fast and simple. If they don't know what to enter, they're new in the job market or inexperienced looking for work that requires a resume, it might be a little difficult for them because there's not much in the way of guidance. You have some guidance in the text boxes but even I wasn't sure about what to put into 'Highlight'. I guess what I'm saying is the audience it appears you're targeting might need a bit more hand-holding. It might be nice to let people create different variations of their resume depending on the position they're trying to get. I have several different versions of my resume where I emphasize different aspects of my history depending on the job I want. Regarding the export, our system takes scanned documents (Pages, Word, PDF, etc) or electronic versions entered into the system directly. I don't see much value in exporting anything other than those I mentioned. Good luck, it's a nice product.
Catherine Trestini
@rileytomasek @fbara good point, LinkedIn gives you tips on what to put in, and a list of people to lurk on the right hand side for ideas. maybe in building product you could do something similar to get people going, though I love the minimalism here!
Kevin William David
View and share stunning resumes online on a mobile or desktop browser, or download and email a print ready PDF version.
Isaiah Turner
@rileytomasek My resume is going to be 3 pages because it's only a single column. Any chance of adding a two column layout option?
Riley Tomasek
@isaiahjturner a@isaiahjturner we just released a new version that has 10 new resume templates, with several two-column layouts. All of the templates are optimized to create 1-2 page resumes. Check it out and let me know what you think! https://www.producthunt.com/post...
Samuel
Looks like it's no way to unpublish a resume once it's been published ? :/
Mick
@degrems Yeah I noticed this. Putting it down to being in beta.
Melikshah
At StartupCVs.com, we see that many users have CVs which are not optimal for all screens. interesting to see how this product will work
Manasvini Krishna
I love this, but is there any way to add a custom section/ plans to make this possible? :)
Manasvini Krishna
@rileytomasek I'd like to add Awards, and also Publications. This is pretty common and important for resumes of people in academia, law, etc. I've been looking for something exactly like Standard Resume, and if I could just add these, it would be so great!
Mayur Joshi
@rileytomasek @manasvinik Custom links! I have a bunch of custom links like my Github profile, StackOverflow profile, etc which I want to show on my resume. Possible?
Riley Tomasek
@manasvinik I know it's been five years since you wrote this comment, but we just released a brand new version of Standard Resume that has full support for awards, publications, patents, etc. It also has custom sections, so you can add anything you want!
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