Resumes for Job Searching
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How to use the Microsoft Word Resume Wizard
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- 1. Job Searching 101: Preparing a resume and searching for jobs online Part One: How to Make a Resume Warren Public Libraries 1 City Square, Suite 100 Warren, Michigan 48093 (586) 751-0770
- 11. Styles and Types Contemporary Elegant Professional
- 13. Types and Styles (2) Entry-Level Chronological Functional Professional
- 15. Finished Resume Note the Help box at the right side, which suggests other things you can do: Add a Cover Letter, Change the Visual Style of the Resume, etc.
- 18. Saving Your Resume Choose the location where you’d like to save the resume and remember for later use. Then, you can open it and send it any time.
Notas do Editor
- If you’re making your resume for the first time, use the Microsoft Word Resume Wizard.
- Word has a number of “Wizards” that you can use to prepare resumes, cover letters, or any kind of correspondence.
- You don’t need to include headings like Hobbies or Extracurricular Activities; but if the job description asks for additional information, you can. Always be sure to note languages you speak fluently, and if you’re willing to relocate. If you are looking for a grounds crew job (for instance), and you’ve won awards for gardening, that’s definitely something important you could include under “Interests and Activities,” “Hobbies,” and/or “Awards Received.”
- If you have passed job-specific exams or have been accredited or licensed for something (Chauffeur’s License counts!) be sure to note it here.
- You can also change the order of your resume headings. If there’s something you think is most important about your resume, you can use the “Move Up” and “Move Down” buttons to make sure it’s the first thing a potential employer sees.
- Notice that all of these examples of “type” have the same information; it’s just presented in a different order.
- (We’ll handle cover letters in the next hour.)
- You should see a blinking cursor in the box. Now you’re ready to paste.
- Upload means to transfer your file to another location or device; in this case, to Monster, or Career Builder, etc.