I love you buddy…you are just helping ppl in the time where they don’t know from where to start….I saw couple of others video as well…you are doing great…keep up the good work….❤😊
Great resume techniques. Job one is not being rejected. Recruiters have lots of little rules they follow that are an instant reject. Often a typo or the use of a correctly spelled word that has the wrong meaning, can hugely diminish one’s chances (your vs you’re etc) Spell checks by the computer and copy edits by multiple people are crucial.
Thank you friend, I followed your template, thanks to your displayed key commands I was able to familiarize myself with InDesign and created an amazing resume. I personally like how the design is minimalistic yet elegant therefore I don't need a color printer
I always loved the content you posted, am did the exact same thing for my resume, but I got to know the resume was not in ATS formatting and that was the reason I didnt get any calls from the employers, Please take care of this
Thank you for the kind comment and I apologize for it not being in ATS - We were able to find a workaround Right click the PDF export, open with word - it will keep the formatting. Then re-submit it to ATS. It is working for us as the ATS was able to pick everything up.
Not to sound too snarky, but I find it perplexing that there's a prevalent disregard for spelling, grammar, semantics, proper punctuation, and the use of syncategorematic words (e.g., 'a', 'the', 'and', 'or', 'in', 'at') in our current era. Each day, I encounter supposedly 'professionally written' articles riddled with major errors of omission or other grammatical missteps. It's baffling how someone can attend Harvard yet struggle to spell 'Recognition.' I also share the sentiment with another commenter below; including a bleed is essential when you're printing. Thanks for the tutorial all the same.
great to see your approaches and techniques. I noticed you dont use paragraph styles or keep text within one text block and duplicate the multiple text blocks - do you find it easier to do this rather than maintaining a single text block and paragraph styles
I think there's two reasons for this. First off, I do find the flexibility easier personally. Sometimes I would have paragraph styles made and still end up changing them at some point. Second point being me wanting this to be a easy to follow and concise tutorial for people. I feel like text blocks and paragraph styles deserve their own video.
Great video and explanation. I have a question don't we include an "about Us" were we describe where are we from or idk something about us? is that necessary or it's a waste of time? thx
Hey man, great question. I think it's a waste of time because it takes up precious real estate from your resume but the "about me" section also doesn't really hold any weight. The employer has no way to verify anything you say. If they ask for a cover letter, that's where you'd put that information.
thank you that's very helpful , I'm a newly graduate and need it a lot so i really appreciate , just a question , is it beneficial to add languages i know in resumes like that if yes should i put a case spatially for it or add it with skills for exp
I think it depends on how much space you have left in your resume. If a lot then yes definitely put it in, but if you already have a lot of experience etc or if the job doesn't require it then maybe it's not worth it.
Thanks for the tutorial! I have a question about the skill section, I basically used all of my programs for the same amount of years, like since I started Uni so 2+ years, however, some Programs like Photoshop i used daily and know pretty well, but f.e. Blender i only used for some of my projects and only know the basics of, so putting both of them in the 2+ year section feels wrong, is there any other way I can kind of rank my software skills?
Sure, great question! In that case I personally would just rank it in sections - Beginner, Proficient, and Expert, you can put a bracket behind the program for how many years if you'd like
Depends, if you have a lot of experience or other achievements you shouldn't to save space. If you are fresh out of school with little experience it'd be nice to have
@@lyh_studiohi I was fresh out of university so I put it in because I had a blank space. Thanks so much for this I found a job and I definitely think this template helped with that
I love you buddy…you are just helping ppl in the time where they don’t know from where to start….I saw couple of others video as well…you are doing great…keep up the good work….❤😊
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Great resume techniques. Job one is not being rejected. Recruiters have lots of little rules they follow that are an instant reject. Often a typo or the use of a correctly spelled word that has the wrong meaning, can hugely diminish one’s chances (your vs you’re etc) Spell checks by the computer and copy edits by multiple people are crucial.
Super valuable point!
So helpful! You deserve many more subscribers.
Thank you for the kind words glad you enjoyed!
Thank you friend, I followed your template, thanks to your displayed key commands I was able to familiarize myself with InDesign and created an amazing resume. I personally like how the design is minimalistic yet elegant therefore I don't need a color printer
Glad it helped!
I always loved the content you posted, am did the exact same thing for my resume, but I got to know the resume was not in ATS formatting and that was the reason I didnt get any calls from the employers, Please take care of this
Thank you for the kind comment and I apologize for it not being in ATS - We were able to find a workaround
Right click the PDF export, open with word - it will keep the formatting. Then re-submit it to ATS. It is working for us as the ATS was able to pick everything up.
Not to sound too snarky, but I find it perplexing that there's a prevalent disregard for spelling, grammar, semantics, proper punctuation, and the use of syncategorematic words (e.g., 'a', 'the', 'and', 'or', 'in', 'at') in our current era. Each day, I encounter supposedly 'professionally written' articles riddled with major errors of omission or other grammatical missteps. It's baffling how someone can attend Harvard yet struggle to spell 'Recognition.' I also share the sentiment with another commenter below; including a bleed is essential when you're printing. Thanks for the tutorial all the same.
How do I include bleed? Is it just a setting I could simply look up?
Thanks brother
This is very helpful for me to design resume for my future 👌👌
Keep it up ❤️
I love you, this is exactly what I’m looking for!!!
Very helpful! Thank you so much!
Really useful techniques！
thank so much for sharing
Thanks man
great to see your approaches and techniques. I noticed you dont use paragraph styles or keep text within one text block and duplicate the multiple text blocks - do you find it easier to do this rather than maintaining a single text block and paragraph styles
I think there's two reasons for this. First off, I do find the flexibility easier personally. Sometimes I would have paragraph styles made and still end up changing them at some point. Second point being me wanting this to be a easy to follow and concise tutorial for people. I feel like text blocks and paragraph styles deserve their own video.
@@lyh_studio appreciate the feedback I find similar plus threaded text have to keep eye on for issues have to keep balancing so can be faster to avoid
Thanks!
Hello, Do you think you can share the resume indesign template? Would appreciate it
Great video and explanation. I have a question don't we include an "about Us" were we describe where are we from or idk something about us? is that necessary or it's a waste of time? thx
Hey man, great question. I think it's a waste of time because it takes up precious real estate from your resume but the "about me" section also doesn't really hold any weight. The employer has no way to verify anything you say. If they ask for a cover letter, that's where you'd put that information.
@@lyh_studio good bro! thank you so much! You have my subscription.
thank you that's very helpful , I'm a newly graduate and need it a lot so i really appreciate , just a question , is it beneficial to add languages i know in resumes like that if yes should i put a case spatially for it or add it with skills for exp
I think it depends on how much space you have left in your resume. If a lot then yes definitely put it in, but if you already have a lot of experience etc or if the job doesn't require it then maybe it's not worth it.
How to align everything together and add a selfie please 🙏 thank you for this content
If you had to put a picture of yourself into this format, you can think about shortening the gray line and fitting it into the top right corner.
Thank you so much^^
thanks!!
What is the shortcut you're using to turn the grids on/off?
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@@lyh_studio Thanks
Thanks for the tutorial! I have a question about the skill section, I basically used all of my programs for the same amount of years, like since I started Uni so 2+ years, however, some Programs like Photoshop i used daily and know pretty well, but f.e. Blender i only used for some of my projects and only know the basics of, so putting both of them in the 2+ year section feels wrong, is there any other way I can kind of rank my software skills?
Sure, great question! In that case I personally would just rank it in sections - Beginner, Proficient, and Expert, you can put a bracket behind the program for how many years if you'd like
@@lyh_studio Thank you!
Why is indesign better than Canva for a layman?
It just give a lot more flexibility in terms of what you can customize
Just wondering, how well does this resume layout read on ATS, since everyone needs to optimise it for that anyway
Honestly, not quite sure. I haven't ran into any employers that use ATS yet - most of them time it's a nice PDF they can download or open online.
What about adding cities where these places are?
Yes, that's always a great idea :)
thank you for the insight. is cv done in indesign ats compliant?
Yes, it is. As long as you export in PDF
Just to be clear, any font we like can be used right?
Any font that are easy to read
How to make it clickable PDF?
Is it ats friendly,pls replay
would this include a cover letter?
You can probably use this as a base for a cover letter template :)
hi i'm fresh graduate from architecture school, just asking if I need to add my picture to my resume? thanks
I would definitely advise against it, you can watch my previous video about resumes - I go more into why
Sorry I meant the beginning of this video
should i include a profile that briefly explains me?
Depends, if you have a lot of experience or other achievements you shouldn't to save space. If you are fresh out of school with little experience it'd be nice to have
@@lyh_studiohi I was fresh out of university so I put it in because I had a blank space. Thanks so much for this I found a job and I definitely think this template helped with that
can you share the file please?
Actually, this file is available on our website at lyhstudio.com!
is it not a problem a resume without picture ??????🤔
At least in NA, I wouldn't recommend it. I'm sure it's still okay. It's just taking precious real estate on the paper for other info
@@lyh_studio THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE INFORMATION