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["Karen Robinson" <krobinson AT carolinasendoflifecare.org>]

I didn't answer initially, because it has been so long since I have
needed to think about my resume, but I have used several resume software
programs in the past.  I was very happy with the results from these
programs.

The programs give you choices of different layouts, can help you with
writing it in a way that sounds very professional, and has lots of
suggestions for additional information that is needed.  I can't remember
for sure, but I think one was WinWay Resume. 

I know it is not exactly what you asked for... 

Karen 

-----Original Message-----


Nobody?  C'mon, I-networkers, you're letting me down.

--Wade

On Sun, 11 Jun 2006, H. Wade Minter wrote:

> It's spring cleaning time - I like keeping my resume reasonably up to
> date, if for no other reason that to remind myself what I've done and
> when.  But looking over my most recent one, I'm struck that my
> circa-1997 college-career-center layout isn't very good.  As I've got
> more stuff that I'd like to organize and display, this looks like a
> good opportunity to take advantage of the services of someone who
> does this sort of thing well.
>
> I know there are technical resume services and people who take bad
> resumes and make them good, but don't really know where to start.
> Anyone on the list have a suggestion?
>
> Thanks,
> Wade