Tetris CV Template: Your Skills as Ordered Blocks

This template presents your CV as a Tetris board: score, level and line count are all computed from your skills and experiences, your skills become coloured blocks in a grid and your experiences stack up from the bottom. The idea serves organisation — people who order priorities and build systems. It suits logistics, operations, project management and quality roles.

The steps

1. Open the template and choose "Use this template" to reach the editor
2. Fill in name, job title and city on the top panel
3. Enter five experiences at most; the section renders five rows
4. Enter your skills — the block grid shows up to twelve skills
5. Put certifications and references in the score and partner panels, then export

Practical tips

• The level divides your skill count by three, so every three skills adds a level up to a ceiling of fifteen
• The "Next" and "Hold" panels show the upcoming and stored block; they are visual elements, not controls
• Use it where you must prove organisation: supply chain, warehousing, project management, quality control

Common mistakes to avoid

• Entering more than five experiences; the panel only shows five rows
• Entering more than twelve skills; the grid is fixed and does not expand

Frequently asked questions

Is the score a real number?

No, it is computed by a fixed formula from your skill and experience counts. Read it as a completeness indicator, not an achievement.

What are the "Next", "Hold" and "Preview" panels for?

They are visual elements imitating the game interface, making the screen familiar to its players. They carry no information about you.

Links for this guide

• See the Tetris template
• Use this template in the editor
• CV layout
• Analyse your skills gaps