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Tip: Finding a job-specific resume template in Word

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When someone needs a new resume, he or she either starts from scratch or searches the Web for a template. What they don't know is that access to free resume templates is hiding in plain sight in Word.  All you have to do in Word is click New, look under Office.com Templates, and make your pick. Word then takes you to Office.com to download the resume to your computer.

 The trickiest part of creating a resume is gearing it to a particular profession. For example, say you're a high school graduate who loves animals and wants to work as a veterinary tech. Or a military veteran transitioning to the private sector? Or just about any job-seeker looking to work in a profession. Here, too, Word can help out.

Open Word and click File > New. Scroll down and click Resumes and CVs, then choose the Job-specific resumes folder.

 

When you click the Jobs-specific resumes folder, you go right to the job-specific resume templates collection on Office.com.  Scroll to find the resume you want.  Look! There's the vet tech resume. Download it and save it to your computer, and replace the pre-populated information with your own, either by typing it in or copying and pasting from an existing resume.

You can find lots of good information elsewhere on Microsoft sites about resume prep, job hunting, interviewing, and more-it's kind of like having your own personal job coach, but it's free!  Check out some of these links:

Career Center for job seekers 

Resume tips by Kim Isaacs, director of ResumePower.com

Office casual: how to get your resume noticed by using the right keywords

Let Word be your resume professional

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Short presentation: Save effort, you use a template (video)

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Sure, lots of professional presentations look like they took forever to design. You may want yours to look professional too, but few of us really have lots of time to spend on design.

Use a template and that design work is done for you. Take just a quick elevator ride and you'll see how to instantly help give a professional look to your presentation.

 

 

To get more details on using templates, see Apply a template to your presentation. If you frequently make similar presentations, you can even create your own template.

Check back for more episodes of PowerPoint Elevator Pitch. If you might find either of the other episodes to date helpful, push the "up" button:

Elevator Pitch - Add a chart and make your boss smileGoing up? Get quick tips with the PowerPoint Elevator Pitch series

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What is your favorite Publisher template?

About am asked where on the Microsoft Publisher Facebook pagethey readers to comment on Publisher template which is best. I urge you to go and comment on your favorite Publisher templates, why you use them as they, and how, than maybe what templates you want that you can not find.

Or you could of course, sign up and let these comments here; That would work to.

--Bob deLaubenfels

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Turn your listings into paid invoices with the services template (video)

The recent relaunch which contains access to Office.com product page templates that help you run your small business - and article with videos to help you get started.

In previous posts, we have the goods template and the already published Contacts template. This post shows the services template. If you provide services, you use the quotation marks create a agreement to offer you service and bills paid, once the service is provided. This is what is the services template is all about - to turn quotes into paid invoices. Here is a video to give you an idea of what it can do for you:

Download the template, enter your products, services, prices, you want to include all existing offers and invoices, and some information about your company, and you are ready to go! Providing services can help you create that deals with the list of available services and products to date, and then use the quotation marks around invoices create. You want to cut a deal for a good customer? You can adjust the prices to odds. Something needed longer or more materials than you expected? Their bills offers room for differences between what you offer and what you up to the end.

Make up to the functioning of access must? Check out The new basics page. More information on the services submission? See the article quotes in paid invoices by using the enable service Web database.

You are already using this template? Do you have a question or a suggestion for us? We would like to hear from you - leave us a comment!

--Steven Thomas

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