My point is that those features are transient. A #1 song today probably can&#x27;t be #1 in ten years. If Beethoven were born today, he would not be topping pop charts, even if you have plenty of data showing that his style of music is good. Resume writing either comes down to presenting the fact that you are clearly the most qualified for the position, or because you caught the fad of resume attention-grabbing design in the right way. The later will only really help you if you&#x27;re competing against many similarly-qualified yet boring candidates. It&#x27;s better to have more valuable content on your resume than to apply statistics to its paint job.<p>&gt;Hah, that would exclude a large portion of the professional software industry !<p>It probably does, but I don&#x27;t actually want to work for a large portion of the professional software industry. I want to work for people that value me and share my vision. And in turn, I want companies that make those kinds of hiring decisions to not have access to people like me.