rover-resume VS Resume

Simple tweaks like adjusting colors or fonts can make a big difference in the look and feel of the resume. I also chose not to use `fontspec` to avoid xelatex etc. There are a few [more templates showing other possibilities](https://github.com/subidit/rover-resume).

I crafted the options for formatting with LaTeX enthusiasts in mind, anticipating their desire to personalize the layout effortlessly. But not many people are actually modifying anything.

I thought to include working code snippets showing how to achive a particular formatting, like different ways to format SKILLS section or the NAME and contract information header. But feel that would make it look more messy. Ultimately ended up dumping those snippets in a `user-guide.md` file. I feel it could be better organised. Please advise. Thanks.

I am using the Russel Resume CV Template. I have a couple of columns defined using the cvskill command to define a couple of sections. Within the section, the spaces between the skilltype and the skillset column is defined by the longest column plus 1ex tabcolsep.

Beyond that, you could do better on the layout. If you're familiar with LaTeX, it may be worth the investment to create a resume using it. Overleaf has some great templates, they're all free, and in general I found that my response rate improved a lot when I ditched the MS Word appearance for something cleaner like the Russell template.

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