i mean, as a developer i’d prefer one standard format. its the same data that you have on your linkedin profile, so what’s the point of asking for the same data in a non-standard format?
i doubt people would keep their resume more updated than linkedin profile.
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My suggestion is to be prepared to play the recruiting game. Do keep Linked in updated as this is the engine they use to find you in the first place. When they connect, do provide them with the canon fodder they need to represent you.
And probably not very comfortable to print your linkedin profile.
I can’t think of a better reason