Some employers now accept resumes by e-mail. When writing to an employer this way, make sure the accompanying message is a formal cover letter. Only send a resume written in a widely available word processing program to ensure the employer can open it. If your e-mail program attaches a signature (contact information or a quote) at the bottom of each e-mail, make sure it is appropriate for potential employers to read.
One way to reach employers is to post your resume on a personal Web site. A simple design is best for online resumes – one column, a plain font and no italics. If your college or past employers have web pages, link them to your resume. Be sure to include your e-mail address so employers can get in touch with you.
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