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Discover a freshly updated Jobcase feature!

So you’ve already discovered Jobcase’s amazing community, but have you really explored all we have to offer? Jobcase has a wealth of useful features, including one we’ve been improving just for members like you.

The new Jobcase Resume is still as painless to use as it ever was. Just one click can transform your Jobcase profile into a fully formatted resume in just a few seconds. Send your new resume to employers, just like that!

To make your resume that much more enticing to potential employers, we’ve updated this feature with some new graphics and the ability to preview your resume before generating it. You can click on the “My Profile” button to preview your new, beautiful, fully-formatted resume right now.

Give it a shot and send us your feedback in a comment below!

We can’t wait to bring more new and improved tools to you. Stay tuned for more about Jobcase’s Resume or click #JobcaseInsider to see all of the posts in this series in one spot!

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Lorna Richardson
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Licensed Realtor- Residential Property Manager

Prepare a resume and then google/look up cleaning jobs for the specific area you want to work and

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What you need for a resume is to have someone check it after you do it yourself. The best thing you can do is learn how to do it yourself. There are templates in Microsoft Word that can guide you, but the layout is all yours. By you doing your own resume, you have control on how you want it to look. Just remember the main thing about your Resume: Who, what, where, when and why. Who did you work for, starting at your most recent employer. What was your title? Where was your department? When did you start? Why did you leave? Then tell them briefly about hour duties. Next job. Same thing as above. After you list all your employment history, Do you education from High School to College, etc. Any Certifications, licenses, etc. ALWAYS do a Cover Letter. It lets the Employer know you and it's like shaking their hand as an introduction. If you need a template to help guide you through the process, google one up or go to Microsoft Word on your computer. Good Luck. I'm here if you need me.

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OYEDELE Ibironke oluwatosin
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Lecturer

Help me with a new resume please

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BRENDA FLACK
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I like the look of my new resume. Thanks so much

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Joseph Ferber
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I will be COMPLETELY HONEST with this feature! What I DON'T like about it is the fact that you did NOT use the EXACT resume format that I created from Microsoft WORD and you DIDN'T keep it in this format and this is the MAIN reason why I HAVEN'T been using jobcase for APPLYING to jobs! When I uploaded my resume, you just CHANGED it to YOUR format which is chronological in nature which is VERY bad for MY situation because I have some BIG gaps in my resume and will make pretty much ANY employer reluctant to hire me and that's why I created my format in more of a cover letter/resume format to produce me in a more FAVORABLE light which at least gives me a CHANCE to get hired despite my large gaps! And the same holds true for Careerbuilder and ZipRecruiter and Indeed! At LEAST with INDEED, I can apply THROUGH them by UPLOADING my WORD resume from my computer and that's what I've been doing when applying for jobs from their site. Thankfully, Monster and salesjobs.com KEEP my WORD resume on their database and I ALWAYS apply FROM their site! You SHOULD give people the choice of either using your resume or a WORD resume that they created themselves instead of the format you use which is TOO GENERIC and LIMITED!

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bhupinder singh
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Clerk at Fedix

well done.

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Patrick Keenan
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Driver at Oreillys

I think you guys at jobcase are amazing. This app has so much to offer those who are seeking new employment.

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Ashley Wilson
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Content Manager at Jobcase

I love how the new resume looks : ) and Laila Nashat is right it's still so simple to use. If you haven't TRY it out!! You will love how your resume looks.

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Anthony Harrington
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IT Business Analyst

I just looked at it this morning and it looks amazing!

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