2 different layouts, both done in Google docs using tables. The social proof header image was done in Canva. You can hire someone on Fiverr or Upwork. You can even use AI–just give it the content and some style references–but it will look AI designed. I'm particular so I wanted to do it myself. And I prefer the 1-page resume over the multi-page CV. But that's a personal preference. You'll need a resume/CV for when you apply to Creative Strategy jobs. Most businesses these days hire through an application process. Even if you're introduced through a referral or its an inbound lead, they might ask you for your resume. For more tips on getting Creative Strategy jobs, check out Sean Ferres' low-ticket product. It's $29 bucks and it'll save you a ton of time. Some good feedback I got from comments on social media: - Because the layout isn't standard, midwit recruiters/HR people might dismiss it - One page is too busy. Too much going on. Better on more than one page This might not be a problem if you're talking to marketers and founders during the application process. But it might be a problem if you're talking to recruiters and HR people. Perhaps its best to have 2 versions. One normie version and one where you take creative liberties. You could also have one-page and 2-page (or multi-page) versions. That makes 4 versions total.