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Spring Break – Time to Write a Colorful Resume

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Spring Break is for Colorful Resume Writing!

If you have never written a resume, or if you feel like a new look for your current resume, check out the samples in Kathryn Troutman’s latest book, Creating Your First Resume.  Using www.hloom.com, a free Microsoft Word template resume builder website, your resume can be beautiful and ready for Spring and Summer Job Searches.

Top Tips:

  • Write your resume content in Word – following the samples in the Creating Your First Resume book
  • Find one or two job announcements to compile some keywords and skills
  • Look at the sample resumes in the Creating Your First Resume resume book
  • Go to www.hloom.com and copy and paste your resume into the builder system
  • Select your template based on your mood for the day – structured, colorful, two-columns, graphs, charts, logos or traditional

Find all the steps for writing a winning resume in the book – loaded with examples and ways to use all of your experiences to help you find your next job.  Buy the book, follow the steps, and get the job!

Have fun – it’s Spring!  Time for a better looking resume!

See the Creating Your First Resume book preview and order a PDF or print book here.

https://resume-place.com/creating-first-resume/

Get this Award Winning guide to writing your first resume in time for Spring Break.  Make this Spring Break count by preparing for your future!

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