Your name is a hyperlink to your profile so that employers can check you out.
Your email address in your hyperlink opens an outbound email so employers can contact you from your resume online.
To; Mr. Connar
Who He Works For
Date;
YOUR CONTACT
INFO
AGAIN
Including link back to his own company to show you've done homework!
Always make your name able to send you messages by linking it to your mailbox for a head start.
I'm not going to focus on cover page, and what to say. You should tailor it to yourself, and to the job you're apply too. Making it specific to the company shows effort.
On your resume you'll need to include your best employments, show examples of skills, and yes, you will have to include references, so don't piss off your bosses! There are a myriad of ways to set it up according to your taste. I'll lay out examples for the sake of this article though.
Sobeys, 2001- 2006, Toronto, Ont.
Meat Department Manager
Having managed for five years has given me valuable people skills, has helped me to refine myself as a leader, and has challenged me to become a more efficient task manager. etc
Include hyperlink to that previous employer so perspective employers can contact them right away, right there from your digital resume.
First Aid Certificate!
Include a link to the place you got your course from so if they are curious they can snoop. Making people curious is a great thing if its about you and your resume.
Jim Opolease
Include message links to your contacts and references too, for faster communication.
The easier you make your digital resume to look over, navigate, inform, and communicate through the more convenience you offer the employer, and it looks GREAT! You can play with color a little bit too, but stay modest and don't get too flashy. Having a great digital copy of your resume still prints out on paper just the same, but give you a MASSIVE edge on-line
There, with ONE STEP you've rocked your digital application,
So start modding your resume like a boss!
