My Resume Business Cards

Wendy thinks this resume business card is a great idea. Here's a pic, with both sides. I used Avery Matte White Business Cards, 8471. You can use both sides, and the pack comes with instructions on how to set it up in Microsoft Word, if you don't use a business card program. Be sure to pick a font that is legible, sans-serif fonts are usually good ones to go with. Try Helvetica or Arial - Geneva is a little too wide if you're trying to pack in as much info as possible. I went with Lucinda Grande for my cards.

3 Comments

Wendy said:

So clever! Fonts make all the difference in the world. Funny you should choose Lucinda. Its a favorite of mine, and I always used it on my memos, back when I was on the payroll. My boss? He liked Comic Sans. Every time I see that font in the list, I think of him.

March 27, 2006 9:19 PM

amanda said:

Very good idea!

March 28, 2006 4:14 PM

anne said:

hi lola,
thanks for visiting my blog! we do like our home, though i myself am not so much into the renovation stuff! that's really my husband's thing. it's important to make a workplce for yourself wherever you live. i always have one, even if i have to live IN it!
i am really big into spinning too; i love it.
question: what do you use a business card resume for?

March 30, 2006 9:49 AM