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How to create instant resume in Microsoft Word 2007

Welcome to how to word, a free MS Word tutorial online to help you solve the problem while using Microsoft Office Word and today I have good news, especially for the one who are hunting a job. This article is really for you!! Are you boring with creating a resume? Boring how to design to make it look good or at least be a standard like other? Now if you are using Microsoft Word 2007 and you are reading this MS Word tutorial it is really good chance for you because Microsoft Word 2007 already has this template for you and what you have to do is just follow the guideline!!

Now I will show you how to open the resume template in Microsoft Word 2007
1. Click ‘Office Button’.
2. Click ‘New’.

3. Now your document should be like this.
3.1 Click ‘Installed Templates’. Then look at the ‘Installed Templates’ column, scroll down and you will see many resume templates available for you, select you favorite one. (This example uses ‘origin Resume’ template)
3.2 Then click ‘Create’.

Now your document should look like this.

Microsoft Word 2007 will automatically create the template for you and what you need to do is just change some texts as showing below. – finish!!
anderson
[Type your address]
Phone: [Type your phone number]
E-mail: [Type your e-mail address]
Website: [Type your website]

Objectives
[Type the objectives]
Education
[Type the degree] ([Type the completion date])
[Type list of accomplishments]

Experience
[Type the job title] ([Type the start date] – [Type the end date])
[Type the company name] ([Type the company address])
[Type job responsibilities]

Skills
[Type list of skills]

 

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