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Anyone have a professional looking resume outline to follow? I'm trying to write one, but not sure what format is commonly excepted. Any links would be appreciated.
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Resume outline?? Help!!
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If you have Microsoft Publisher, it has some nice resume templates to follow.
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Thanks!! I never thought to look at those places. I never had to write a resume before.
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Microsoft Word..go to templates...Resumes...many different styles..
Good luck...
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http://www.southworth.com/page.php?id=137
Free (additional) templates for MS Word, plus tips on writing a good one.
There are also free templates in MS Works.
Free (additional) templates for MS Word, plus tips on writing a good one.
There are also free templates in MS Works.
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Microsoft Word..go to templates...Resumes...many different styles..
Good luck...
Thanks!! I never looked at the various templates that my Word software offered. I found three different formats and used them to construct my own resume.
steve
Try www.officejobs.com -there's a career center tab there that has a series of guides. Places like monster and careerbuilder are also pretty good sources. I'm also looking for work - I got "re-structured" about a month ago and one of the upsides of it was going to one of those transition counsellors as they are called. I was with my former company 15 years, so finding out what the correct format is required was pretty critical. Things have changed, but they haven't changed
Internet makes it harder but easier I work in high tech as a Test Analyst, but I found out in very short order that I needed to format my resume slightly different depending on the position - I can fill a lead or management position over and above the technical, so something different is required for each
I'm finding it harder getting ready than actually finding work.
Hope this helps - gord
Internet makes it harder but easier I work in high tech as a Test Analyst, but I found out in very short order that I needed to format my resume slightly different depending on the position - I can fill a lead or management position over and above the technical, so something different is required for each I'm finding it harder getting ready than actually finding work.Hope this helps - gord