Guidelines For Posting Resumes - How To Post Resumes

Uploading or posting your resume in this employment web site and resume bank is pretty simple. It takes less than five minutes to complete.

Simply follow the steps below.

Step 1: Create Your Resume In A Word Processing File

The very first thing to do is to type your resume into a word processing file like Microsoft Word.

Do a spell check when you finish typing to ensure there are no errors. Correct any errors detected by the word processing program.

Step 2: Read The Resume You Just Created

Does your resume follow a logical pattern? Is it professionally written?

Imagine that you are an employer reading this resume.

Does it make your stomach turn? Or does it strike you that this is the right man for the job?

It is important to read and re-read your resume for two reasons.

First, your word processing program may not detect all the errors in your document. Afterall, it is only a software. If you read and re-read your resume document, you can pick out and correct any errors missed by the word processing program you used to create it.

Second, we post your resume exactly the way you typed it. And if there are so many errors in your resume, we delete it. We publish only high quality resume. That is why we are the number one choice for resume publishing on the net.

Step 3: Write An Appropriate Title

The title you choose for your resume will become the URL or web site address for your resume.

Note that we give your resume a dedicated page on this web site. And the title you choose for your resume will become the internet address of your resume.

What is the importance of this title and web address?

Well, when employers search for resumes for job vacancies, they use terms related to the job opportunity available. So, if your resume title correctly identifies your specialization, then more targetted employers will find you. And you will get more interview invitations.

More interview invitations translate to better job offers and finally . . . a lucrative job you can be proud of.

Here's an example of an optimized resume title.

Suppose your name is "Frank Williams" and you are a mechanical engineer with specialization in refrigeration. You can use the following resume title to clearly distinguish your specialization and your person.

"Frank Williams Bsc Mechanical Engineering With Specialization In Refrigeration Boston United States of America"

In simple words, your resume title should include your . . .