At your own risk.
Beware of a contract or anything that has no undo.
Can a CV be written like a quartet score?
For example the 4 part (4 simultaneous musical melody lines) score of Air on G string - Bach
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=E2j-frfK-yg
Musical scores are brilliant ways to depict events in time (pause is an event to) and of course simultaneous events too.
The arrow of time is from left to right. And in the above example we read four lines at a time!
Our life starts from the left, the date we were born.
Every measure separated by a bar can be every year of our life and anything important that has taken place.
3 sets of four lines may fit to an A4 page so that the CV could be normally read in as few pages as possible.
The set of four lines can be defined for example as follows.
The bass line can be important things in life.
The viola line could be input to our mind. Ie education, influences, seminars etc.
The violin 2 line can be output from our brain. Ie publications, work, ideas etc.
What would be the violin 1 top line?
Advantages of this way of writing a CV is that there is a continuous time axis from left to right. As on any mathematical graph that has the X axis defined as time. The Y axis is what takes place at a particular moment in time.
Duration of events can be shown.
Simultaneous events are very easy to show. They are just one below the other.
You may develop it yourself as your life develops.
The Pleiades CV.
It can be improved by your self.
No comments:
Post a Comment