Resume Delivery - Continued

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When the recruiter has finished reviewing your information, your resume is added to the stacks of resume s to be processed by the computer that day. A clerk will then put your resume into the automatic feeder bin of a flatbed scanner, separating your resume from the one above and below it with a blank piece of paper. Within seconds, the scanner has passed its light over your pieces of paper and the software interprets the black dots of ink as letters of the alphabet. The computer then begins extracting information to fill in its electronic form, which will become part of your resume in cyberspace.

• Understanding the Technology
• Resume Keywords
• Your Name in a Resume
• Your Address in a Resume
• Resume Fonts and Bullets
• Format
• Paper
• Sample Resume