Making a Resume
 

Wondering if anyone knows where I can make a resume and print it out. I did a google search. All I found was fake shit that you had to pay for. I'm not into paying. I also tried Monster.com What a nightmare site...

I bought this book:

http://www.amazon.com/Resume-Magic-S.../dp/1563705222

And while it was very corporate-business concentric, I found a way to make it work for me.

If you MS Word you can download resume templates from the MS website for free

Just wright all your info on a napkin from your favorite truck stop and just stand there like nothing is wrong..

Re: Making a Resume
 

Tell me about it. I spent six weeks, 12 hours a day, looking for work. Monster.com, careerbuilder.com, etc. etc. etc. (And I still wound up back in a truck for all that wasted effort.)

If you hunt around on Monster for tips, you can find templates for resumes that are specifically tailored to the kind of goal you have in mind. Or if you're just looking for a job as a truck driver, there's no reason to get fancy. Nobody in this business can read or write anyway.

"Turn left at Hardies on Chinkapen Bullivard, then turn rite past Home Deepo, on Shomp Sillizay."

("Turn left at Hardee's on Chinquapin Boulevard, then turn right past Home Depot, on Champs-Élysées")

If you look around here on CAD, there's some forum where drivers post resumes. Look at their examples. It ain't rocket science. You're a truck driver. Nobody expects you to be able to articulate your thoughts in writing, or use a computer anyway.

Unless you're trying to get a real job. Then disregard this, and start plodding through all that other crapola.

I believe yahoo has a template you can use for a resume. There are also inexpensive resume software you can purchase.

LMFAO! Now that actually made me laugh..

Thanks for all the info guys, I got it going.

I realize you don't want to pay but the best 30 bucks I ever spent was having Kinko's do my resume years ago. I wrote everthing out on notebook paper gave it to them and a day or 2 later they had it ready and they let me have my pick of fancy paper with matching envelopes. I was impressed and it impressed the employer also. I only sent out 3 of them and landed a good job plus they gave me the disc so I could run off more copies at home, if I needed to, but I didn't need to.

In Microsoft Word click file, click new, click other documents and there are four or five different formats to make a resume. Thats how I made mine, hasent gotten me the job I want yet but............it looks halfway good