To start, select National Career Sites Wizard from the Web Services menu. The program will prompt you to answer standard r sum questions, such as type of job you're seeking, current employment, and education. This will save you the time of filling out the same information at each site. If you leave an important field blank, the wizard's final form will send you back to it before finalizing your r sum . But an unusual requirement is that you must specify the exact dates you started and ended your last job and the dates you went to school.
Most people only remember the month and year.
Creating your Web r sum is the next stop on this journey. If you sit there with a blank page and no idea what to do next, you can open either a chronological or a functional r sum template. WebResume also lets you create a confidential r sum with two of the four publishing plans. When you've completed your site, select Web Publish First Time from the Web Services menu, which will start another wizard. Each check takes one or two days, depending on the site or search engine.