Resume Maker

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I'm looking for a program that will help me create a resume...If theres
nybody in here that knows of one, can you post a link thanks

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richk said:
I'm looking for a program that will help me create a resume...If theres
nybody in here that knows of one, can you post a link thanks

rich
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I just asked that the other day with no luck when I remembered......my MS
Office has a built in Resume maker.
 
I'm looking for a program that will help me create a resume...If
theres nybody in here that knows of one, can you post a link thanks

rich
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Every program I have seen has not been very good. The best thing to do
if you have need help on a resume is to search for examples on the web.
Resume creators are horrible.

JMHO / YMMV

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Every program I have seen has not been very good. The best thing to do
if you have need help on a resume is to search for examples on the web.
Resume creators are horrible.
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I believe this is true. You really need to spend time on this yourself
with a word processor. I have been to a course that suggested the
C.A.R. principle; i.e Challenges, Actions and Results. What it means
is, for every Challenge, what were your Actions and what were the
Results? I found this simple principle to be quite useful when I wrote
my resume.
 
Why said:
I believe this is true. You really need to spend time on this yourself
with a word processor. I have been to a course that suggested the
C.A.R. principle; i.e Challenges, Actions and Results. What it means
is, for every Challenge, what were your Actions and what were the
Results? I found this simple principle to be quite useful when I wrote
my resume.
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I can't speak to the specific tactic proposed by why tea (CAR) but, I
will throw my weight behind his and El Gee's opinion: Look for a broad
variety of actual (or sample) resumes. Read up on how to write resumes
& their more popular formats. Read up on how they're "processed" now.

Apologies for no silver bullet (& y.a. opinion) but...

fwiw,
-Craig
 
richk said:
I'm looking for a program that will help me create a resume...If theres
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ner House Softw> nybody in here that knows of one, can you post a link
thanks
rich
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Resume Creator v1.001 - 931 KB
Create a professional looking resume in minutes by completing the built
in questionnaire and selecting the theme of your choice. Output is in
RTF format so you can add your own finishing touches.
Requires no other software.
Available in English and French.
The data can be saved in raw format and can be update at any time.
Press "Publish" to get a polished, professional looking resume in the
form of a "Rich Text Format" document that can be opened in almost any
word processor including Word and WordPad.
Resume Creator has forms for each section of the resume:
- General: Contact information and objective
- Education
- Employment
- Skills
- Professional Development
- Professional Memberships
- Awards
- References
Platform: Windows 95/NT4/98/2000/XP
http://www.cornerhouse.ca/images/resume1.jpg
Corare
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.cornerhouse.ca/en/resume.html
http://www.cornerhouse.ca/download/Resume.msi
sample resume - 2 KB:
http://www.cornerhouse.ca/download/sample.rtf


Resume Wizard v1.5 - 4705 KB
Resume Wizard is a stand-alone program that makes it very easy to
create a professional looking and visually interesting HTML resume.
Using Resume Wizard, you can publish your resume to any web site you
wish. You can choose from a variety of styles and color schemes,
allowing you to design an appealing resume that projects your
individual personality.
Online resumes are a very effective tool for a variety of reasons. Here
are my thoughts why, how and what you can do with a web resume to
enhance your job hunt:
- Visually exciting resumes get noticed and remembered.
- An online resume implies a higher level of Internet sophistication.
- Links to other web pages enhance depth and add credibility.
- The built-in spell checker ensures correct spelling of text.
- Respond much faster to posted job openings.
Requirements: 8MB RAM. 2MB HD Space. VGA Video. 80486DX CPU.
Suggested OS: Windows 95. Windows NT. Windows 98. Windows 2000. Windows
ME.
http://www.canadagraphics.com/images/gif/downloads/rezwiz.gif
Mike Ceranski
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.canadagraphics.com/dl_resume.html
http://www.sitehost.ca/downloads/RezInstall.exe


Resume Writer Pro v3.0 - 16463 KB
Resume Writer Pro 3.0 is a fully functional professional resume writing
application that you can download immediately for free. Resume Writer
Pro 3.0 will quickly and efficiently help you create stunning
professional resumes in minutes. This feature rich program is self
installing and has a built in uninstall function as well.
You will be able to create, save, print and email an unlimited number
of unique resumes. There is no time limit and no cost to use Resume
Writer Pro 3.0 so use it as long and as often as you like and create as
many different resumes as you need. Our only request is that you tell a
friend about our free resume writing software.
Resume Writer Pro 3.0 was designed to work with all Microsoft operating
systems and email clients.
http://www.resume-distribution.org/images/snap_shot1.gif
freeresumes.net
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?12500000037905
ftp://debian.lcs.mit.edu/pub/winsite/win95/desktop/resumewriter.exe

Best regards:

LT
http:\\papoman.extra.hu
 
I'm looking for a program that will help me create a resume...If
theres nybody in here that knows of one, can you post a link thanks

rich
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Let me amend my comments as not to sound harsh. There is no "silver
bullet for resume creation. The tools I have seen save in their own
format only and look (formatted) horrible.

What I did (5 years ago) was to do a web search and I found about 5-10
differemt styles of resumes that I liked. I "borrowed" elements from
each and created what I wanted. As I interviewed, I asked the mgrs and
HR what they did and did not like my resume. Many of them said the same
thing...it looks like a person created it, not a program. That was
enough for me.

Pick up a copy of "The Blair Handbook" and you will find examples that
you can use as a starting point. Remember, a resume is used as a sales
tool to promote you. If it looks generic, what are you saying about
yourself?

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Actually, I think MS Office comes with templates for this stuff. So,
job's a good-un - unless you don't have Office, or course.
 
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