Things You'll Need:
- Internet access
- Electronic resume
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Step 1
Save your resume as an electronic file on your computer, using a word processing program such as Microsoft Word.
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Step 2
Save a copy of your resume as a text file (.txt). You can usually do this by selecting "Save As" in your word processing program and then selecting ".txt" as the file type. Saving as a text file removes all formatting that is automatically done by your word processor. If you have to copy and paste text from your resume, it is easiest to copy from this type of file.
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Step 3
Search the internet for places to post your resume. You will find many reputable free resume directories. Also look at the websites of large companies that you would like to work for. Many large companies are now only accepting resumes online and rejecting mailed paper resumes.
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Step 4
Submit your resume to all websites you have identified. Some sites will allow you to simply upload your saved word processor file. Other sites will require you copy and paste your entire resume, or complete a form. If you copy and paste text from your resume into a form, always double check the text for formatting issues and edit if necessary. Formatting is often lost or altered.
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Step 5
Make a list of all sites where you post your resume. You will want to return to update your resume as your employment status or needs change.











Comments
andre7514 said
on 9/18/2008 Good advice!