Posted by: Darlene Duncan CWDP, JSS, CCC, JCTC, JCDC
Training Coordinator
Quite often information related to how to do your résumé is something that is debatable.
However, I think everyone can agree that if you’re submitting your résumé as a Word document it will look much more attractive without the red and green squiggles.
Yes, you can make them go away while you’re looking at your résumé. However, when you send it out as an attachment and someone else opens it, those red and green squiggles will pop up.
Click here to find out how to make your Word document a Read Only document so that those colored squiggles won’t be an issue.
Training Coordinator
Quite often information related to how to do your résumé is something that is debatable.
However, I think everyone can agree that if you’re submitting your résumé as a Word document it will look much more attractive without the red and green squiggles.
Yes, you can make them go away while you’re looking at your résumé. However, when you send it out as an attachment and someone else opens it, those red and green squiggles will pop up.
Click here to find out how to make your Word document a Read Only document so that those colored squiggles won’t be an issue.
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