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Sure, but most of them aren't 100%, and tend to lose formatting nuances. My resume looks awful when exported to MS Word, so I always have to load it up in a pir
by danudey 16y ago
Sure, but most of them aren't 100%, and tend to lose formatting nuances. My resume looks awful when exported to MS Word, so I always have to load it up in a pirated copy or on someone else's computer, tweak it there, and then send it on. I hate the idea of using commercial software that I haven't paid for, so it just irks me that this is required.
- tzury 16y agodude, in some companies these days, you better off not mentioning MS WORD as an integral part of your toolbox. Want an impressive resume? Think latex! Want an even more impressive? Build up your resume and portfolio online.