Among Us CV Template: A Task List and an Emergency Meeting

This template shows your CV as a player's screen mid-mission: your character's colour is derived from the length of your name, the task list merges skills and experiences into one figure, and the emergency meeting button opens a suspension screen on click. The sections are renamed with wit: training grounds for education, victory badges for certifications, voting booth for contact. It suits collaborative work: project teams, technical support and coordination.

The steps

1. Open the template and choose "Use this template" to reach the editor
2. Fill in name and job title; the name decides your character's colour
3. Enter three experiences at most in the tasks section
4. Enter four skills, three interests and three languages as crewmates
5. Set certifications as victory badges and references as witnesses, then export

Practical tips

• Task progress compares your tasks against a total that always adds five more, so it is an encouraging indicator rather than a real measure
• The emergency meeting button only works in the preview; if you export an image, click it before exporting to show it
• Use it for teams judged on cooperation: project management, support, cross-department coordination, remote work

Common mistakes to avoid

• Limiting yourself to four similar skills, which makes the task list look incomplete
• Leaving the witnesses section empty, when it provides outside validation

Frequently asked questions

What is the emergency meeting button for?

It opens a game-style suspension screen on click: an interactive element for a live presentation or a video application, with no function inside the file itself.

Why is my character's colour fixed?

The colour is derived from the length of your name, so every name yields a colour. To change it, adjust how your name is written in the field.

Links for this guide

• See the Among Us template
• Use this template in the editor
• Social media CV tips
• A/B test two CV versions