does any1 know wat program it is that shows u how2 make a resume is it word cuz if it is it s not giving?

Question

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Answer 1

I'm just going to throw out a couple tips that I've learned through the years.

-Based on how you typed and phrased your question, I'm assuming you're in high school. If I'm right, then you really don't have a lot of work experience. On your resume, in addition to any work experience, mention any school clubs/sports teams/ etc. you belong to. If you find that you don't have that much going on, why write a resume? Most jobs at your stage in life won't require a resume.

-For the time being, fit any and all information you want on your resume on to one page. Employers don't want to read a novel, they want to briefly look at a resume and determine whether or not they are looking at a potential candidate's resume. Most resume templates use up a lot of unnecessary space on the page. Templates will provide you with a descent idea of what to include on your resume. Also, don't be afraid to type your resume without using a template.

-When you start typing your resume, please make sure that there are no spelling and grammatical errors as potential employers will most likely throw your resume away immediately if there are a lot of errors.

-Don't lie, it will eventually catch up to you.

Good luck!

Answer 2

If you have an Internet connection, you can choose from dozens of resume templates on the Microsoft Office On-line Web site. Or, you can create your own resume by using the wizard in Microsoft Word. Example to do both is below.

Using a template from Office On-line:

On the File menu, click New.
In the New Document task pane (task pane: A window within an Office application that provides commonly used commands. Its location and small size allow you to use these commands while still working on your files.), under Templates, click Templates on Office On-line, and then search for resume.

Using the wizard:

On the File menu, click New.
In the New Document task pane (task pane: A window within an Office application that provides commonly used commands. Its location and small size allow you to use these commands while still working on your files.), under Templates, click On my computer.
Click the Other Documents tab.
Double-click Resume Wizard.
If you do not see this wizard (wizard: A feature that asks questions and then creates an item, such as a form or Web page, according to your answers.) in the Templates dialog box, you might need to install it.

Follow the steps in the wizard.

This should help.

Answer 3

Go to HotJobs on Yahoo. They have a great template you can fill in an save and go back to. Also some good advice. Chack it out.

Answer 4

I made my resume using Microsoft Word at home.

Answer 5

Try looking for a template in Word on-line templates. You can fill in the template and then adjust it to fit your needs.

Answer 6

Psychopunk-something my sister and that i made up. We stumbled on ourselves applying the words "psycho" and "punk" somewhat plenty for a at the same time as and then at some point desperate to connect the two. We dont use it very plenty those days yet we nonetheless call one yet another "psychopunk" for a chortle.

Answer 7

publisher

Answer 8

If you write a resumé like you typed that question, just forget it. You won't find a job cleaning toilets.