Post your resume on www.Indeed.com
This site will ask you to enter key words related to your job search.
For instance, if you are looking for a sales position, you’ll use key words such as “sales representative“, “account manager”, “key account manager”, “national account manager”, “account executive”, “business development” … and the list goes on.
Go to www.Indeed.com
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After you;ve entered www.indeed.com, you'll see the above categories come up.
Here's an example. If you are seeking an accounting position, you’ll use key words like “accounting manager,” “controller,” “accounts payable,” “accounts receivable”, “CPA”, “VP finance”, depending on the level position you’re seeking.
You’ll enter the location you’re interested in, such as "Schaumburg, Illinois," and the site will post available jobs within 25 miles, and will tell you how long the position has been posted.You’ll click on the posting, read the job description, determine whether you’re a suitable match, and fill out the information the site asks for.
You can then post and submit your resume and cover letter. Fill out the form and all information that is required for each job ad. It's not difficult. Once you get used to it - and it won't take long - you'll move through it quickly
Look for a place on the site that says "post" or "apply". After clicking your mouse on one of these words, you'll have to fill out basic personal and job-related information.
You’ll come to a section that says “browse” that lets you upload your resume in Microsoft Word. (The reason that you don't want a PDF file is that you can't upload a PDF file into this section).
Sometimes you may have to paste your resume in text format into a box that says "paste your resume here" or something similar. You can paste your Microsoft Word resume in this section.
Your Microsoft Word resume will easily convert to a resume text format if you use a primarily left margin format without fancy borders, shading and graphics.
You can also paste your cover letter in the section that asks for a cover letter.
WRITE Resume Service creates the letter in MicrosoftWord, and your resume will easily paste into all sections asking for a “text” format.
After you complete all required information, the site will ask you to "submit" your resume. Click on "submit" and you're done, you've now posted your resume and letter to the specific job and company to which you're applying, including all required personal and job-related information.
www.Indeed.com is the only site you’ll really need to use to get started with your job search. It’s easy to use. W.R.I.T.E. Resume Service can assist you with your postings for a small fee.
Post Your Resume on www.USAJobs
This site has numerous government, national and international positions. The resume is typically created in a left-margin format. Some of these positions require KSAs, which are essays indicating your knowledge, skills and abilities.
WRITE Resume Service specializes in creating these essays. In many cases, your government resume will need to be written or converted to left-margin format.
Also, you must include vacancy and announcement numbers on each page you present. Additionally, these resumes ask for "hours worked" and other questions that don't necessarily appear on a resume submitted to a non-government employer.
Government resumes or KSAs are more effective when they exemplify situations, tasks, actions and results as well as key words that are presented in the job descriptions for the positions advertised.
W.R.I.T.E. Resume Service also assists in preparing government resumes and KSA essays.
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