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> I must have applied on-line at wierd sites. They all requested
> that I paste my resume into a text box.
> I quickly discovered that the text box converted my resume to an
> ugly text-only doc and all my Word skills were wasted.
> I now have a resume that is just a plain text document that
> doesn't get scrambled when I paste it to a text box on a
> company's web site.
This is the same experience I've had. Perhaps what surprised me most of all,
was that for at least half of the companies I interviewed with, the
interviewer did NOT have a copy of my resume--regardless of how I originally
submitted it. Always bring extra copies!
Richard Smith
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