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Team_Mclaren
02-03-2004, 07:18 PM
Havent "written" one for a while, dont remember the format or anthing thats suppose to be in there. Anyhelp?

thx in adance

craigcd
02-03-2004, 07:26 PM
Originally posted by Team_Mclaren
Havent write one for a while, dont remember the format or anthing thats suppose to be in there. Anyhelp?

thx in adance

First of all you havent "wrote" one in a while:thumbsup:

There is Wizards you can you in Microsoft word that can help you out with the format. It depends what you are you can using it for if it is just a basic kinda job you can probly get away with using a Wizard. If it is a higher end job you might look at getting it done for you i got mine done for about 100$ and its awesome..... compared to other resumes it really does standout. If you are interested i can get you the number.

There is also lots of templated on the net that you can work from.

Good luck

GorG
02-03-2004, 07:37 PM
Hey can i get the number for one of those, i think its time to get my resume into shape as well.

Pacman
02-03-2004, 07:55 PM
Originally posted by craigcd


First of all you havent "wrote" one in a while:thumbsup:

There is Wizards you can you in Microsoft word that can help you out with the format.



Actually, it's "haven't written one in a while", and since you are nitpicking...."There are Wizards in Microsoft Word......."



The blind leading the blind........

Team_Mclaren
02-03-2004, 08:20 PM
Let's not be so hating and stay on topic!

DUBBED
02-03-2004, 08:32 PM
Make sure your strengths and experience is blunt, in fact, write about your job experience and then delete everything that is useless.

ex.

From

"While I worked at McDonalds I was able to gain valuable organizational and management skills."

To

"McDonalds
- Valuable organizational and Managerial skills"

Bad example but you get the point.

craigcd
02-04-2004, 12:27 AM
Originally posted by Pacman


Actually, it's "haven't written one in a while", and since you are nitpicking...."There are Wizards in Microsoft Word......."



The blind leading the blind........

I was joking man....
Why post if you arent contributing to the topic?

ShOwOfF
02-05-2004, 02:02 AM
If the formatting in word doesn't really look good to you, i have copies of cover letter, resume, and buisness etiquite formats on paper from the Haskayne School of Business if you want it. They show a comparitively different form than what Word will show you and from my personal experience this format works well, so far. Let me know if you'd like them, i can fax them to you or something.