Events
Leonardo Da Vinci
writes the first professional
resumeA travelling lord in England
writes a professional letter
and calls it his resumeResumes were considered formalities
and most were written on scraps of paper
during lunch with employers.Resumes were written like Facebook profiles.
they included weight, age, height,
martial status, and religionResumes became expected when
applying for a jobResumes started to include
outside interests, like sports
and clubsDigital Typewriters and word processors
make resumes more proffesionalThe first VHS portfolios are used.
Books on resumes and
career counseling boomOnline Background Checks beginMicrosoft releases a universal RTF documentMicrosoft releases a
universal RTF documentFAX Machines become the new
way to send resumesThe Internet becomes world wide.
Monster.com goes live, and
CareerBuilder is foundedEmail becomes the new way
to send resumesDot Com hits peak in
buisnessInteractive resumes set the
path for Optimal Resume to
growLinked In launchesOptimal resume releases an
online resume builderVideo Resumes pick up,
High School students start
to send resumes to collegeVideo Resumes hit YoutubeResume objectives release, along
with summaries and position statements
Social Media hits the Resume community,
LinkedIn dominates employment and networking, Personal Branding and
keywords become a problem, and most
employers google prospective employees.Resumes contain social media links,
resumes become shorter and contain
more visual aspects, and visual CVs and
Info graphic resumes become popular
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