Well, generally, the first information you want to include in either the top right or left corner is your name, address, email address and contact phone number.
Below that, your headline should be your name. Then the objective, like "Experienced gardener seeks employment with suitable greenhouse" as an example, whatever you're looking for.
Then you put your education. You want to include your high school, colleges, years attended, clubs, GPA, degrees or diplomas earned and any special honors.
Then comes your employment history.. put the companies, your job titles there, your job duties, the time you worked there, your supervisor's name and any special honors you got there..
Finally comes your skills. This includes any certifications or areas of interest, like other languages, in which you're familiar that your potential employers could see as an asset to their company.
For more help.. just Google "resume templates" or something similar for more ideas. Make it in a Word document.
Hope this helped..
2006-11-06 06:32:02
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answered by Anonymous
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To create a text only resume, open your document editor (example : Microsoft Word).
1) Click on the file menu,
2) Choose the save as type option and
3) Choose the plain text version.
After you have created the initial draft of your text resume, open notepad and edit your text resume.
Text Resume Tips :
Use capital letters instead of bold fonts.
Use the * symbol instead of bullet points.
Avoid using curly brackets - use single or double quotes instead.
Omit all hard returns. This has to be done throughout your entire CV or Resume. Do not use hard returns in the middle of a paragraph. This means do not press the enter key unless you have finished typing the paragraph. To help you with you this, choose the menu format and the option 'word wrap'.
Send the resume by email to your self before sending it to a potential employer. That way you can see how the email software will display it and you'll have the chance to improve any mistakes.
Further information on http://www.cvtips.com/text_resume.html
2006-11-08 15:34:49
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answered by ciprian_olaru1985 3
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If u have Microsoft Word installed on ur PC, then go to Start menu/ New Office Document, open it.
Go to Other Documents/ Elegant Resume.
This is a very good format for resume,,, u can just change the heading n contents as desired.......
if it doesnt work,,,,, then find some good format for CV on the web...... use google search!
2006-11-06 14:37:56
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answered by Smack That 1
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Keep it short - one page.
Use action words i.e., designed a program for all managers
Go to library and get a book on how to write a resume.
2006-11-06 14:31:51
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answered by Anonymous
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gradesaver.com, or you can create one at monster.com. hotjobs.com. or my favorite. will be . www.microsoftoffice.com, and go under templates, the search under templates and then type resume. good luck.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/results.aspx?qu=resumes&av=TPL000
2006-11-06 14:32:18
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answered by spriege 4
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