Mario Kart CV Template: A Racer Card with Four Attributes

This template shows your CV as a racer-select card: a portrait, then four attributes out of ten — speed, acceleration, handling, weight — each computed from a different part of your CV, plus track items that are your skills. It suits fast, competitive work: sales, customer service, logistics and delivery, where results are measured in time and ranking.

The steps

1. Open the template and choose "Use this template" to reach the editor
2. Pick the racer and set your name and job title; the card is built around the player's identity
3. Enter your skills — the item box shows six skills as track items
4. Enter four experiences; each appears as a cup you won
5. Add your interests as boosts, then export an image or publish the CV for a PDF

Practical tips

• The four attributes are computed and cannot be typed: handling rises with your certifications and acceleration with your skills, so fill the sections to shape the card
• The racer card is read in two seconds, so make your name and title its two most visible elements
• Fill the boosts section even with three interests; it is what gives the card a human dimension

Common mistakes to avoid

• Entering more than six skills; the item box only shows six
• Leaving the portrait empty, which removes the card's dominant element

Frequently asked questions

Why don't my attributes reach ten?

Each attribute is computed from the count of one section, capped at ten. For higher figures, add real certifications, skills and experiences.

Does it suit careers outside fast-paced work?

It fits any role judged on ranking or response time, and fits less well roles judged on depth of analysis.

Links for this guide

• See the Mario Kart template
• Use this template in the editor
• Choosing CV colours
• Score your CV