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Re: Online Resumes
[Re: Blibbleblabble]
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07/21/10 04:29 PM
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olivant
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Resume creation sites is what I'm looking for. So that I can email the resume to possible employers, or even just print it out and hand it to them. I agree with personal networking, but I'm between jobs right now and I don't like how everything is through the internet these days. Most companies don't even want applicants to come in, just apply online. I know I would get a job if I could get my face seen, but instead I'm just another piece of paper they look through. You don't need a resume creation site especially if you are worried about divulging so much personal information and especially if they want to charge you for it. i think there are any number of Board members who can help you create a resume such as myself. If you are just concerned about electronic submission of your resume to a prospective employer, I think that would be okay.
Last edited by olivant; 07/21/10 04:31 PM.
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Re: Online Resumes
[Re: olivant]
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07/21/10 05:07 PM
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Help on creating the resume is really what I need. In the past I used Microsoft Word, I think, and just filled in the blanks on the template. I no longer have access to that program or any others with a resume template so that's why I'm curious about the online resume creation sites. Even when I made my resume in the past I never needed it. I'll check out Monster and Dice but hopefully it isn't an added pay service for the resume builder. I think Careerbuilder.com charges for that service. I'm probably stressing a little too much about it but something about a resume is intimidating to me. 
Last edited by Blibbleblabble; 07/21/10 05:08 PM.
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Re: Online Resumes
[Re: Blibbleblabble]
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07/21/10 07:44 PM
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Blib, I recently had to create a resume and cover letter to apply for an internship spot, so I looked up examples online and mainly based mine off of them. Mine will be just as course credit, however, and not a "real" job, but maybe you could find some sites that show sample resumes/cover letters and form yours accordingly. They seem to have a lot of good information... http://www.bestsampleresume.com/http://jobsearch.about.com/od/sampleresumes/a/sampleresume2.htmhttp://www.aroj.com/http://www.bestcoverletters.com/I wouldn't know which sites are more reliable than others, but I just looked at several and compared the tips and ideas they provided. As Olivant said, however, I'm sure someone here could help you out! ----------- On a similar note, in case it might help anyone here to mention it, I just heard about this site: http://www.linkedin.com/As far as I understand, it's an online way of getting and staying connected with other people in the business world - an easy way to "network" and to get in touch with people in your same field. Sounds interesting!
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Re: Online Resumes
[Re: ginaitaliangirl]
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07/22/10 12:41 AM
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I posted my resume (now well-outdaded) on my regular (also-outdaded) website like 10 years ago, and tho I've updated it a bit (probably not in a couple/few years), I'm STILL getting inquiries from head-hunters and recruiters. Just haven't found a good match yet, prolly cuz I'm so old-school (out-dated) lol 
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Re: Online Resumes
[Re: ginaitaliangirl]
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07/22/10 06:51 AM
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Blib, I recently had to create a resume and cover letter to apply for an internship spot, so I looked up examples online and mainly based mine off of them. Mine will be just as course credit, however, and not a "real" job, but maybe you could find some sites that show sample resumes/cover letters and form yours accordingly. They seem to have a lot of good information... http://www.bestsampleresume.com/http://jobsearch.about.com/od/sampleresumes/a/sampleresume2.htmhttp://www.aroj.com/http://www.bestcoverletters.com/I wouldn't know which sites are more reliable than others, but I just looked at several and compared the tips and ideas they provided. As Olivant said, however, I'm sure someone here could help you out! ----------- On a similar note, in case it might help anyone here to mention it, I just heard about this site: http://www.linkedin.com/As far as I understand, it's an online way of getting and staying connected with other people in the business world - an easy way to "network" and to get in touch with people in your same field. Sounds interesting! I use linkedin. It's really useful for staying in touch and getting/giving up to date references. Or alternatively it can be used to keep pace with your rivals/competitors and see what they're up to.  Blib, if you're concerned about privacy why not take Olivant up on his offer?
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