Resume help

[Showal]

I was wondering if anyone knew of any sites that gave a good template for resumes. I'm looking for a new job and I'm working on mine now. Any help really would be awesome.

[Sean of the Thread]

Originally posted by Showal
I was wondering if anyone knew of any sites that gave a good template for resumes. I'm looking for a new job and I'm working on mine now. Any help really would be awesome.

Try your university web site. Or do what I did because everything online sucks donkey ball soaked in piss or somin and goto your local library. Very good books on resume making.

[Showal]

i'm not in college anymore. I'll look down at the library though, that's a good idea.

[Dwarven Empath]

http://www.pongoresume.com

That might help

[xtc]

I have a program resume maker which I found helpful. However I am not sure how I could get it to you.

[Back]

This is the closest thing to what I think is a great resume layout. Two columns allows you to organize the information hierarchy neatly plus I feel it allows you to more room for pertinent information.

The example I’m posting also has other elements that I like in resumes. Not TOO MUCH info. Just the important stuff. Brevity counts as people who have to read these don’t want a page crammed with crap to sift through. Also, starting off with your Objective, then listing your key qualifications is a great move. Thats pretty standard I think.

Also, keep it simple with the font, colors, paper and any graphic elements. I don’t mind the lines in this one, but that the type isn’t spaced evenly inside the boxes does.

http://www.i-crowe.com/contact/Resume.gif

[Eviltwinpsu]

even though your not in college..if you did graduate....every good university will still help you