how can i put my resume in my e-mail?

Answer 1

Attach the file in your e-mail using these steps.

Give the Resume a professional sounding name; include the name of the position, announcement number if there is one, and your name last. Do not include your Social Security Number in the title unless it is requested.

Include the position name in the title rather than the generic "John Doe Resume". Doing this will personalize it to the employer and make it look like you are not sending out hundreds looking for a bite.

Open a new e-mail, hit the icon to attach a file.

Browse through the files until you find the correct resume.
Make sure that the resume is the one set up for that job.

Send the e-mail with the attachment with a short note explaining to the administrative person that receives the e-mail message what it is for and to whom to give the message.

Good Luck!

Answer 2

The simplest way would be to send it as a word document as an attachment.....however, i read few days ago that, sumtimes there might be a problem opening the file, in case the recipient has a different version or sumthing...... so the safest bet is to copy paste ur resume in a notepad, remove special characters, like bullets etc..... Also i think u need to set a character limit for each line too (do a search on resume, u will find the whole details)....and then again copy paste in ur mail with ur contact details.... this way if the recipient is not able to open ur document, he can see atleast ur profile from the mail and contact u.......Gud luck.....

Answer 3

Your question is a little unclear, however, if what you are seeking to do is keep a copy of your resume in digital format so that you can pull it up wherever you go, simply e-mail it to yourself. It will become a permanent fixture of your Inbox and Sent Mail (unless you delete it).

For best results, email the resume as an attachment by Uploading it to your email. Most email applications require you to click a button titled "Upload" or "Attach" which will have you "browse" to find the document on your PC or disk.

Answer 4

You can cut and paste or send as an attachment. I recommend the attachment so that the recipient will have a clean copy that can be copied and emailed or faxed to the decisionmakers.

Answer 5

if its an electronic file, like a word document, just attach it in your email...

if its on paper, scan it. save it as a jpeg file and attach it in your email..

attach it with your application letter as the email..that's the best way.

good luck!