What font for your CV?

[Mordac]

Times New Roman 10...... too small?????

Are employers impressed by a big font?

Arial 11. And what's an "employer"? Is it Latin for something?

[Sockpuppet]

I started using Garamond a couple of years ago. I reckon it looks fantastic in conjunction with a good layout, but it's probably one of those fonts that you either love or hate.

Garamond is a great font for reading at small sizes. Personally I hate it as my last manager made me do all my work in it and he was a ****.

[expat]

Times New Roman 10...... too small?????

Are employers impressed by a big font?

I just use Courier. Why change the habits of a lifetime?

[Lucy]

Arial is the easiest to read online. Time new roman is for printed docs, as is courier.

[el duder]

I have never had any complaints about my big font.

[wendigo100]

Fonts like Verdana are easier to read online than Arial - that is what they are for. Arial is for printed docs.

[To BI or not to BI?]

So size does matter, after all....

[To BI or not to BI?]

the baptismal font because from there the voice of the Holy Trinity sounds

Chico

[Francko]

I have never had any complaints about my big font.

3 inches isn't that big, despite what your compassionate ex-gfs said.

[n5gooner]

I use Garamond so I can fit all the gigs I've done onto 2 pages.....