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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4602898" data-attributes="member: 35909">Yes.&nbsp; I recently added a new email address with my name instead of &quot;streamofthesky&quot; (I still use the one on there as my primary email, I just decided to phase it out as my business email), but I've been using this for months now unchanged.&nbsp; It generates interest and interviews, and career services people have told me it is good, so I didn't see any issues with it.-I tried doing centered, but didn't like it and it often extended the resume to 2 pages barely.-The right margin could be fixed, strangely no one's ever told me that before.&nbsp; I know it's not perfectly lined up at the edge.-Really?&nbsp; That was a MAJOR theme hammered into us by our college's career services: do NOT go onto a second page unless you have several jobs and years of relevant experience to put down. A college grad should not need more than one page.Haven't written any.Good luck, it's brutal right now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 4602898, member: 35909"] Yes. I recently added a new email address with my name instead of "streamofthesky" (I still use the one on there as my primary email, I just decided to phase it out as my business email), but I've been using this for months now unchanged. It generates interest and interviews, and career services people have told me it is good, so I didn't see any issues with it. -I tried doing centered, but didn't like it and it often extended the resume to 2 pages barely. -The right margin could be fixed, strangely no one's ever told me that before. I know it's not perfectly lined up at the edge. -Really? That was a MAJOR theme hammered into us by our college's career services: do NOT go onto a second page unless you have several jobs and years of relevant experience to put down. A college grad should not need more than one page. Haven't written any. Good luck, it's brutal right now. [/QUOTE]

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