how much does resume name matter (degree, employers, job, career)

[firebolt126]

So, how much of an impact does the name of your resume matter to employers and recruiters?
I know there are a ton of people out there with resume named "Resume" or "NAME's Resume".
What are appropriate and professional to use in these resume title.

For example, how would a senior electrical engineer named John Wright name his resume. Or how would a recent graduate, Victoria Richardson, bachelor of art in graphic design.

For me, I have my degree, name, and version number. Such as EngineeringTechnology DuyLe-v1.1.5.
The only thing I can say is that it's really long, but it understandable who the resume belong to, and the degree/career field related to. The version number is my own thing to let me know, that I am updating it. If I am gaining new skills, new job experience, or editing my resume, it let me know that it is the latest version of my resume.

[johnp292]

how much does resume name matter

Unless it's named something really stupid, like "my f@@@ing resume" or something, Zero.

Find bigger things to worry about.

[veuvegirl]

I have always used my name for the resume, this helps HR find which it hopefully!

[timberline742]

Name Resume Date

Doe.John.Resume.11.20.13

[jaypee]

hotbuns.resume works for me.

[joe from dayton]

Don't make simple things complicated.

[D. Scott]

Straight up name and resume. Focus then on a resume tailored to the job and make it stand out to catch their attention within 15 seconds.

[Teckeeee]

Originally Posted by jaypee

hotbuns.resume works for me.

Damn that was is taken. Juicymellons.resume

[EzPeterson]

Doesn't matter. I rename them with the position number when I save them anyway.

Content > Title

[nybbler]

I usually have name and date when I save it, but sometimes when I send it off I strip the date.