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Full preview of the Brigade resume template

The Brigade template opens with a full-bleed charcoal header band carrying your name in white above your title picked out in a warm amber, the same rank-first structure a kitchen brigade runs on. Just below it, a slim two-cell strip lays your skills out as a comma-run line under a "Stations & Techniques" microheader on the left, with languages and certifications stacked on the right, so the essentials read before the timeline starts. Experience entries format trade-first — your station or rank leads in bold, the house and covers (company and location) follow on the second line, dates float right, and achievement bullets stay tight and legible underneath. Section headers keep the same amber-and-rule treatment throughout for quick orientation down the page. That kitchen-hierarchy formatting makes Brigade a natural fit for chefs, cooks, and other hospitality and culinary professionals used to reading a rota, not a resume. Every field is inline-editable in the browser, and the exact same layout is used when you export to PDF.

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