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Old 02-03-2004, 05:42 PM
Honeykiss1974 Honeykiss1974 is offline
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Re: more questions

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Originally posted by Ideal08

Salary history... I read in a book that you shouldn't include it directly on the resume? Is this true? And if so, how should the document be formatted? I'm guessing Employer, Title, Dates employed, and Salary. Can it be a Word document? Or should it be a spreadsheet? (I'd prefer Word so I can make my stationary match.)

That's all for today.
Unless the ad specifically ask for a salary requirement, I would not include it on your coverletter.

MSWord is the best. It even has resume/coverletter templates.

When I was job searching, a book that helped me GREATLY was Knock 'Em Dead by Martin Yate. A new edition comes out every year.


IMO, it is the BEST resource for job seekers. I really do believe that it helped me to get my current position quickly. It gives you resume templates (for any industry) and questions (and answers) tailored to your industry.
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