How do I print a portfolio on Yahoo?
Unfortunately, for some reason Yahoo! has decided not to offer a printable page format for the portfolio page. I have printed my portfolios at the end of every month for years. You must use your browser's print function, using the file menu and print preview. You may want to scale or shrink to fit the page with the print preview tool menu. Select print 1 page when your printer dialog box shows. Over the last two years, several printing bugs have been introduced at each Yahoo! Finance update. The most forgiving browser (regarding least offensive bugs) is Internet Explorer. Firefox is unusable if you want to print more than one page because Yahoo! code changes now print the portfolio data for page two over other garbage from page one.
How do I make a modeling portfolio?
Ok so I have NO IDEA how do you do this. Like if you went to a legit modeling agency, and you've never modeled before and they ask for a portfolio. Do you have a camera and show them pictures on your camera ( as if you were trying out for ford modeling and they ask you or a side shot, head shot etc.) Or do you need actual photos that you can hold in your hand (like photos you get out of a film camera? If so how would you get them, would you go to cvs or something and they'd print them out?
What are the best tips for writing a resume?
A resumé is a very important document when it comes to getting jobs, so it is important to make it as excellent as possible. I was also very clueless about what to put on my resumé, I wasn’t sure as to what experience was relevant and my resumé turned out to be 3 pages long, it needed a lot of editing. I heard about this agency that made resumés so I approached them and they helped me out so much. They answered all my questions and did an excellent job. They are also the reason I can answer your question.I’m trying to share what I learned from my experience, but I think it’s best to have your resumé done by professionals; a resumé plays a crucial role in getting a job and with the rising competition it’s important to be the best. Here are a few tips to write your resumé:The first thing to keep in mind, is to keep the resumé concise. There is a lot that goes into making a resumé, but employers do not dedicate much time to reading resumé’s, so keep it between 1-2 pages. It is also important to prioritise what goes on your resumé. Using a template will help fit everything on one page and also make it look crisp.Tailor your resumé to fit the jobs needs. Put inexperience that is relevant to that job and would make the employer feel that you would be an asset to the organisation. List skills that would best suit the job.List your achievements and back them up with figures. Numbers make a difference as your achievements are now quantifiable. Also use action words like ‘organized, delivered, achieved’ etc.If you have recently graduated and do not have any work experience, list academic achievements, extracurricular activities, projects, presentations, and volunteer experience.Have an objective. It gives the employer a brief introduction of you and is especially useful if you’re looking for a job with no prior experience in the field. Be specific about your goal, what you plan to achieve and how you plan on using your skills in that position.Bonus Tip: You should keep all the relevant certificates with you, along with any recommendation letters and letters of appointment Make sure they are in good condition and crumpled. Same goes for your resumé, it has to be in good condition and not crumpled or torn. PLEASE MAKE SURE THERE AREN’T ANY SPELLING ERRORS.If these don’t help, you can read up some more on this blog here.Hope it helps! :)
What is the proper format for including references in a resume?
In my general experience I print a separate page with references on it and attach it separately when mailing it in or bring it to the interview. It keeps your resume shorter. Make sure you match the font and paper stock if you do this. My whole work history is 8 pages long I think if you count summer and temp jobs, 2 pages if I do the "Relevant Experience" approach, 1 page if I do a "Jobs in the past 5 years" approach - so adding references to the direct body of the resume takes away from your chance to showcase yourself. The only exception I think would apply if if you have an insanely INCREDIBLE reference like Jimmy Carter or President Bush or George Lucas and maybe you'd want that on your resume, but if you were applying for any job that related to them you'd probably have a portfolio or a project to show off as well as your connections. Many jobs I've applied for want your resume and also a regular application filled out as well, so having a reference sheet comes in handy. Re: government jobs - I have interviewed for several state and federal jobs in the past and was called in for interviews from submitting a resume on their websites - you can tell they were really looking at skills and work history since there's no place for fancy paper stock or fancy fonts on a web submission. Government jobs ALWAYS had me fill out a regular application at some point even if they had my resume. "References provided upon request" is just lame wording on a resume IMHO, who wouldn't want your references if they were interested in you? Good luck!