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post #1 of 5
9/10/07 at 5:32am
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I'm going to have to do the nasty and get a job.

Does anyone know of a good resume builder that is free?


I'm a senior in college, going to night and weekend classes only, and have my Michigan real estate, and life, accident, and health insurance licenses. I don't need a fancy job right now while I finish, just something to pay the bills so I don't have to borrow so much financial aid money. (and so I can afford more cologne) I don't want to push carts at the grocery store, but I don't need another snooty financial job just yet. As soon as I graduate, I'm moving out of this black hole of a state!.....on that note - anyone want to hire B.A. with the above credentials and a creative and ambitious personality? (position must be in a resourceful, active area with a good local economy and nice weather!)
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post #2 of 5
9/10/07 at 8:19am
if you're looking for a resume template and some examples have a look at Microsoft Office (ask a friend if you don't have these software items). On a Mac try Filemaker etc.

A lot of software has a resume template in it's examples folders.

Let us know what platform you're on. I'll bet there are dozens of us with resume templates and good examples.

Try googling for the above also

btw: I just did a search for resume on my computer and it doesn't return anything. I'm still loading new software on this machine though.

also try the employment agencys on the web. Monster.com etc. for a resume builder. A google search just returned a lot of hits on "resume builder"
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post #3 of 5
9/10/07 at 8:27am
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I'm using a mac. I don't have Office on this machine, but I do on my laptop.
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post #4 of 5
9/10/07 at 8:37am
OSX Tiger has spotlight. try a search through your machine, often this stuff is buried three folders deep.

I have spotlight, command +F and Sherlock on this machine, all good search tools for finding buried stuff.
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post #5 of 5
9/10/07 at 8:43am
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Originally Posted by Scentronic View Post

...on that note - anyone want to hire B.A. with the above credentials and a creative and ambitious personality? (position must be in a resourceful, active area with a good local economy and nice weather!)

Western Australia is in a boom, we don't have winter as you know it, and there are jobs going begging.
Work visas are available if you don't have a crim record & have a skill.
"Australia needs workers! Over 200,000 jobs are advertised each week, and unemployment is at its lowest level in a decade. The Australian migration program offers many different work Visas which cater to people with different skills and different goals. Australian work Visas are designed to fill labour shortages and encourage skilled migrants to settle in Australia."
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