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> Let me display my ignorance here in the hope that there really are no stupid
> questions. What is the corporate format?
Don't worry, there's not ONE magical universal format called "corporate" -
it's just the "look and feel" used by that particular corporation.
For example, you might be asked to take somebody's resume and
rearrange/rewrite it to fit into the kind of executive bio blurbs you see
on many corporate Web sites.
When you're dealing with resumes from a dozen or more people, you (the
re-writer) will see all kinds of styles and formats, and it can be
challenging to make them all seem to have been written in the same style.
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