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Would Microsoft be upset if i submitted my CV in PDF format??
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| UglyDave |
what u think??
I've got a lovely lookin PDF CV, but i dunno if they'd be overly impressed :) |
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| keithos27 |
| No one asked about being impressed... but rather upset. I don't think it could "help" you to submit it in PDF. I would print a hard copy on proper resume paper... i.e. heavy weight paper. I would not submit a PDF to Microsoft. If you can convert it to look just as nice in a Word file, that's a different story. Just make sure that copy of Word is legal! |
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| loconet |
Word?
Any joe blow can write up a CV in word. But how many have the vision of writting the CV in a document format which looks good on screen, on print and is an open standard , viewable across platforms and applications? If MS is smart , they'll be impressed (then again i might be asking too much from them :p). Go with PDF. |
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| ahlamalek |
| where's the challenge in making a PDF file ??? its only a press of a button. |
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| UglyDave |
| well, i've made mine in an OnlineCV builder that we use at uni. It look great, but i wanmt to send it away to a few others.. |
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| whiskers |
| you should print the pdf out, scan it in, and attach the images inside a word document |
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