resume advice

[alexeye]

any answers would be greatly appreciated, as one person has already replied to my answer to an ad, stating that my resume came across jumbled . . .

what's the best way to present my resume via email? i've heard attachments are bad, but if so, how do i go about creating a non-jumbled version of my resume for email use?

Comments

[alexeye.livejournal.com]

yeah, that's what i'm afraid of, if they're getting deluged with attachments. she asked me to send it in adobe, when she told me she had trouble reading it, but i can't translate it on my computer. i'll save a text-only version for an attachment, as you said.

thanks!

[zylle-blue.livejournal.com]

I was just going to put in a vote for Adobe PDF. You can go to the Adobe website and get a free trial, which lets you create three PDF files. All you have to do is upload your document...

Go here: https://createpdf.adobe.com/index.pl/301280337.094449?BP=IE&v=AHP