Resume for jobs

@kaz_man (292)
Australia
July 27, 2009 9:32pm CST
Where online can I find good looking or professional resumes for free? I have tried looking alot of places but I haven't found the one that I like. Thanks if you can help.
2 responses
lcdelmendo18
@lcdelmendo18 (990)
• Philippines
28 Jul 09
I think what you have seen is enough...Just follow the structure and do your resume all by yourself...Try to be inventive and personalize it. Believe me it is going to be your advantage.
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kaz_man
@kaz_man (292)
• Australia
28 Jul 09
Yeah I think your right, I should make my own resume, not use others. But I think a guide line would be nice, my resume doesn't look professional I'll try making my own. Thanks for your response.
lcdelmendo18
@lcdelmendo18 (990)
• Philippines
28 Jul 09
Its ok to use your own words in writing your resume... Use layman terms, that is what I have read from a recent article about how to write winner resumes... Do not use "robotic" words that you will not really use in an ordinary conversation. Make your resume reflective of who you are. Good luck!
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icehut
@icehut (508)
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28 Jul 09
Grab a pen, notepad and a thesaurus... then brainstorm away your qualifications, skills, experiences etc... flick through that thesaurus, and find alternatives... then, reduce your keypoints to one or two lines... ideally, you should aim to get everything neatly presented on a single page that emphasizes your strong points...
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kaz_man
@kaz_man (292)
• Australia
28 Jul 09
Thanks for the tips, I appreciate your help.