Getting started:
If you are using Microsoft Word as your editor then save yourself time on the layout; by simply opening Word. In the "File" tap choose "New", from the "right panel" options choose "General Templates" and from the Templates menu choose "Other Documents", then open "Elegant Resume" or "Professional Resume" based on your personal preference. I prefer the Elegant version, but that's just me.
The template you have opened will give you a general layout, of what information should go where etc. However, when it comes to writing your details, then the template cannot provide you with more than a generic description; this is where you need to be creative. Having a resume that merely looks good ain't going to cut it, you need a resume that will be opened and read.
Don't be lazy and just quick type your resume into the email message; there is nothing more annoying for the receiver, than having to have to copy and paste the information into a Word document before it can be saved. Ask yourself why someone should do your work for you, and then ask yourself if you think that will help you get a contract or employment.
I am sure it won't.
Dan Sommer - Your Life & Career Coach www.DanSommer.Biz
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