How to Format a Resume on CareerBuilder

CareerBuilder is one of the best websites on the Internet for job seekers. It has more than a million daily job postings and recruiters consistently scan the resumes of users to find potential job candidates. In order to get your resume noticed, you need to format it correctly. Read on to learn how to format a resume on CareerBuilder.

Instructions

    • 1

      Click on the "Post Resumes" link on the CareerBuilder homepage. You will be led to a page that asks you to push the start button in order to post a new resume.

    • 2

      Give the resume a title. The title can be your desired job title. You can also include a brief description of your skills and training in the title. Employers search resumes by titles.

    • 3

      Upload a resume. If you have already created a resume on a word processing program, you can upload it onto the site. The resume should be detailed and concise which makes it easy to read by potential employers. Traditional resumes are formatted in a contact information, objective, education, work experience, skills and training order.

    • 4

      Use the resume builder. If you have yet to create a resume, you can use the CareerBuilder tool to write one. Required fields include personal contact details, past work history and education. Optional fields include your desired position, wage and if you are willing to relocate.

    • 5

      Check off the box that asks if you would like employers to see your resume. This makes your resume searchable by employers. Once you finish all required fields, your resume will go live.

Tips & Warnings

  • By creating a CareerBuilder resume, you are eligible to receive a free fax number from eFax. Faxed documents pertaining to your job search can be sent to your e-mail address.

  • If you upload your resume, remember to check the fields to make sure it formatted correctly.

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Comments

  • debbiejob Jul 31, 2009
    Just be sure to set up a special email account for this. And I'd be careful about posting even a phone or home address or anything personal until you are sure that a scammer or disgruntled employee might misappropriated your personal info.

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