- LinkedIn - Online Portfolio or Website - Video Resumes - Infographic Resume

1. Intro to Visual Resumes

2.  Take steps in either starting a LinkedIn profile or
editing the one I already have
 Learn about online portfolios/websites and choose
which one is right for me
 Articulate the elements of a successful video resume
 Understand what makes a good infographic resume
and where showcase your infographic
After this workshop, I will be able to...

5. How You’ll Start Out

7. Jobs for Students and Recent Grads

8. Online Portfolios
ent

9.  About Me
 Carbonmade
 Weebly, Wordpress, Blogger, Wix, Tumblr
Tools for Online Portfolios

10. Portfolio Examples
https://about.me/

13. http://bonfireofstars.carbonmade.com/

14. Portfolio Examples

15. Be Creative!

16. Be interactive!

17. Video Resumes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedd
ed&v=wO4VYg_Oadg#at=66

18.  Practice what you’re going to say ahead of time
 Make sure there isn’t any background noise and that
the wall behind you isn’t too busy
 Dress professionally in business attire
 Look at the camera and frame yourself well
 Don’t speak too fast
 Start by mentioning your name (first and last)
 Keep your video resume short (1-3 minutes)
 Thank the viewer for considering you for employment
Tips to Help You Prepare a Video Resume

19. Video Resume Example

20. Video Resume Example: Video Kard
http://vimeo.com/57637925

21.  YouTube
 Vimeo
 LinkedIn
Where to Upload Your Video

22. Infographics

23. What is it?
Information + Graphics = Infographics
Graphic visual representations of information, data, or knowledge
intended to present complex information quickly and clearly.
Can improve cognition by utilizing graphics to enhance the human
visual system’s ability to see patterns and trends.

24. Introduction
You have been using infographics since childhood, but not with that
name.

25. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
INFOGRAPHIC RESUME SAMPLES

26. “If you’re going to create a resume
infographic, make sure it’s
awesome. A weak attempt at
being different is more damaging
than a strong attempt at being
mainstream.”
Bryan Lovgren, Digital Marketing Manger for Skyrocket Media

27. GOOD Examples
 Clear, easy to read headings
 Fun but not too quirky
 Has all the same elements of a traditional resume

28. BAD Examples
Not clear or easy to read
Quirky with too much information
 Has all the same elements of a
traditional resume – including
testimonials

29. UGLY Examples
Information is not useful or
interesting
Too bright and quirky
Does not use proper resume
categories including contact
information

36. Infographic Resume Features
 Photo – People respond to photos. If you’ve got a good one (professional and
flattering and conveying the right image), use it.
 Summary/Tagline – Use a headline format to summarize who you are.
You can focus solely on the professional or add a bit of personality.
 Headings – Still contain many of the headings of traditional resumes
 Timeline – Often use a visual timeline to show employment history, key
achievements, and career milestones.
 Quotes/References –Testimonials and quotes from current and former
managers, clients, or colleagues. Quote press mentions and other
positive buzz about you. These are strong credibility builders.

37. Infographic Resumes
This is great! I want to
make an Inforgraphic…
but how do I use it and
where do I put it?

38.  http://dailytekk.com/2012/02/27/over-100-incredible-
infographic-tools-and-resources/
 http://visual.ly/
 http://piktochart.com/
 https://developers.google.com/chart/
Useful Links

39. Available Tools
 Vizify and About.me
 a personal website powered by your data
 Visualize.me and re.vu and infogr.am and Resumup.com
 Convert your LinkedIn profile into an infographic
 Piktochart and infogr.am
 infographics made easy – sorta
 Gephi.org
 Open graph viz platform (download)