e-Resumes: Everything You Need to Know About Using Electronic Resumes to Tap into Today's Hot Job Market

by Susan Britton Whitcomb, Pat Kendall

Nearly 70% of employers now use the Web for job postings or recruiting, and even if a company advertises in a newspaper, it’s likely they require applicants to e-mail resumes. As Susan Britton Whitcomb and Pat Kendall say in this A-to-Z guide for job seeking in the 21st in today’s market, the only people who won’t need a Web resume are those who want to work for an employer without a computer. In e-Resumes Whitcomb and Kendall cover all forms of electronic resumes and explain their uses, strengths, and weaknesses. They also show how * Construct, post, attach, and send the perfect e-resume for the job
* Create an impressive 3D e-resume with hyperlinks, images, and audio or video clips
* Find out about privacy issues, and search for jobs discreetly
Whether conducting an active online job search or maintaining a Web page of accomplishments, savvy job-seekers should turn to e-Resumes for all the help they need.

208 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2001

Reviews

[Pete Storm · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's a little dated, but was still useful. I'm reasonably happy with the resume I made based on follow its advice.