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Scannable Resume Design -
Part 8: Samples (by ResumeEdge.com)
The following are "classic" scannable resumes in which all formatting enhancements have been removed.  These resumes can be read by all OCR software.  With technology advances, scanning software is available that will read more formatted resumes.  However, unless you're sure that the employer you're targeting is using this new software, it's best to stick with an easy-to-read format that emphasizes keywords and content.
 

 
 
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Resume Designs and Layouts (Editor's Note)
 

 
Scannable Resume Designs
Part 2: OCR Technology
Part 3: Keywords
Part 4: Your Name
Part 5: Contact Information
Part 6: Scanner-Friendly Fonts
Part 7: Formats
Part 8: Samples
Classic Resumes: Attractive and Effective
Part 2: Name
Part 3: Contact Information
Part 4: Subheadings
Part 5: Employment Dates
Part 6: Places of Employment
Part 7: When to Include Personal Data
Part 8: Designer Fonts & Bullets Versus Traditional Ones
Part 9: Templates
Part 10: Graphics
Part 11: Text Presentation: Bullets vs. Paragraphs
Part 12: Stylish Resumes
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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