The next generation of employees is rethinking resumes, adding Bitmojis, headshots, and Instagram-friendly color palettes. In a bid to make their resume stand out in the pile, some job seekers are using their social media skills to spruce up the traditional document. While some employers are impressed by the design-heavy documents, others think a resume is the wrong place to show off your personality and that it hurts their efforts to eliminate bias from the hiring process. (WSJ)
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