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The Resume Is Dying. What's Replacing It?
Nobody has ever hired me because of my resume.
Every client I've worked with over the last decade came through a sample, a referral, or something I published somewhere they happened to read or see.
My resume exists. It's on my hard drive. I updated it maybe twice since 2019.
I used to assume this was a freelancer thing, some quirk of how contract work gets sold. Then I started watching full-time hiring do the same slow shift, and it stopped feeling like a quirk.
The resume isn't gon...
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