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Jan Middendorp | About

About

“Curriculum Vitae” sounds like a road travelled in a straight line. First this, then that. Like many independent workers, I’ve stumbled through my professional life in a rather different way. So listed CVs have always looked confusing to me. I tried an approximate infographic.
(The problem with this solution is that updating is a more complex thing. So this ends in 2017, but I’m still alive! I’d like it to be clickable and searchable, but for a person with limited IT savvy and ditto budget, there are limits.)