Use white space and minimal typeface variation in all your written materials.<p>Describe past work in terms of what was made, not tech used to make it. Relegate tech buzzwards to a minimal &quot;skills&quot; section of your resume.<p>Use the words &quot;make,&quot; &quot;things,&quot; and &quot;world&quot; liberally. Say you got into programming to make the things that you wanted to see in the world.<p>Have examples of things, especially small things, that a non-technical person could use or see.<p>Have a BFA in some quasi-technological process like stone lithography or ceramics. Describe approaching software with a similar sense of craft.