I used to be a healthcare recruiter for a hospital and the resume that were on "Professional" resume paper really stood out from the rest. You can purchase this type of paper at retail stores like office max or staples. There is a section in the store for resume papers.
I would also recommend using a beige or cream colored professional paper for your resume. That way, your resume will stand out from other white colored papers and it will look extrememly professional to an employer. Good luck on your interviews!
2006-11-28 10:44:59
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answered by knesa27 2
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It depends how old you are and what kind of job you're looking to get. If you're university age or younger, then you can go with the fancy papers as the others here have suggested. They show a degree of keenness that the potential employer actually might notice as all the resumes are from inexperienced people. If you're older and have some experience, then put the experience as the first thing on your resume and let that speak for itself. The more "grown up" the job is the less the paper will matter and what's on it will matter more. Keep it clean and easy to read and make sure to spell check. Then let your experience list do its work.
2016-05-22 23:29:48
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answered by Anonymous
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Parchment colored linen paper looks very professional. That's what I sent my resumes out on, maybe it had nothing to do with it, but I had a job within 2 weeks after graduating.
2006-11-28 10:51:14
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answered by Anonymous
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Go to your local office supply store and get some Linen Resume paper, either white or cream. HR really doesn't like funky colors.
2006-11-28 10:46:16
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answered by Waferette 3
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kinko's carries a lot of resume papers - they have the linen, and you can buy only a few sheets at a time, since a ream can be expensive
2006-11-28 10:50:09
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answered by Jessica 4
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Plain white paper. Don't take the attention away from you. Your accomplishments are what matters. If you use fancy paper, the employer will wonder what you're trying to cover up.
2006-11-28 11:15:26
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answered by AlaskaGirl 4
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