The Resumes of Chernobyl - Enhancv

The Resumes of Chernobyl - Enhancv The Resumes of Chernobyl - HBO has been on a roll lately and the team at has been enjoying every minute of it. Two years ago, we geeked out on Game of Thrones and now we’re indulging in our collective Chernobyl fandom.Why?Well, because it’s fun.But also because we love telling stories. We’re not as good at it as HBO but hey, a software company can dream right?Creating the resumes for Anatoly Dyatlov and Valery Legasov let us explore how to condense the lives of two consequential and (until recently) obscure people into single pages which still managed to tell their stories.We think both have plenty to teach both about the people and about how resumes can (and should) tell compelling stories in general.Hero of the Russian Federation, the resume of Valery LegasovFrankly, we wanted to put together a resume that was a fitting tribute for Legasov. The challenge was to compress his achievements and experience into something that would be interesting for someone familiar with his story and informative for anyo ne who knows nothing about it.Funnily enough, that’s the challenge most resume writers face. You don’t always know whether the person reading it is going to be steeped in your field or just a random HR person.For Legasov, this meant acknowledging his work in physics and chemistry prior to the Chernobyl disaster, while putting the focus there. It reflects his voice as well as his achievements.A mixed bag, the resume of Anatoly DyatlovSpoiler alert for anyone who hasn’t seen the show yet but Dyatlov is… not the hero. His resume balances his confidence, his genuine accomplishments, and has a little fun along the way. References to his “secret supervision room” aside, it’s a nice reminder that his failures during the Chernobyl disaster shouldn’t overshadow the fact that he had real experience. He’d even experienced a small scale nuclear accident before!What do these resumes have to teach us?We hope this is a reminder that the history of your work is more than just a li st of what you did, it’s your story.How you tell that story makes all the difference.In the meantime, enjoy the show and stay away from those REMs. Otherwise, it’s the end of the world as we know it. Eric D. Halsey A writer with a passionate belief in the power of peer to peer learning and storytelling to change lives. Wants nothing more than to spend a day cooking, reading books, playing board games, and discussing history and politics with friends. Also always up for an adventure!Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *CommentName * Email * Website Subscribe now for moreSee more great content and inspiring examples of resumes done right each month!. Subscribe You're subscribed! Latest posts See all posts by Eric D. Halsey 4 Ways Creativity Can Improve Your Resume by Katherine (Tori) Lutz How to Create a First Year Elementary School Teacher Resume by Tatiana Rehmova Top 20 resume tips and advice for 2019 [with expert insights]