Re: FW: Font Selection Methodology

["Wanda Phillips" <wajasspike -at- infoconex -dot- com>]

As with so many technical processes, I prefer the pin-the-tail method. I 
print out sheets with a variety of witty statements in various fonts and, 
using paste, attach them to walls about the office. The sheet with the most 
coffee stains is used for body text, the sheet most damaged by collisions 
is used for headings, and the sample with the most question marks is used 
for call-outs.
Maybe I should use the same strategy with my resume? Run around town with 
the paste used to put up those posters that outlive the construction site 
and put my resume up at the entryways for several different companies? My 
charm and wit isn't working... what else is left to try?
wanda


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