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I would not interview a technical writer who submitted a resume in Word
format in which all paragraphs used the Normal style. It's that simple.
If you want an interview and you choose to submit your resume in Word
format, it'll have to be example of a *properly constructed* Word
document.
I'll accept resumes in Frame format, as well, and I'll apply the same
filter.
Btw, like Sharon, we're not currently hiring ... but I'm sure that won't
last forever. :-)
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