That is the boast that Adam Crymble makes on his digital public history. His claim is not that the actual achievements recorded in his CV are better than those of other people, but rather that his actual CV is of a more attractive design. In effect, he is arguing that job applicants use Photoshop and other editing software to produce better-looking, visual attractive CVs rather that will stand out in a pile. The average CV in 2011 looks pretty much like typewriter age CV.
The Past Speaks 
Thanks for the publicity! I should note to your readers that I successfully used this C.V. in a scholarship competition this past fall, and I’m confident it helped. Never hurts to stand out a little.