We had this thread 3 or 4 weeks ago
rofl i thought it was a bumped one until i read your post.
We had this thread 3 or 4 weeks ago
PDF is the only way you should send your CV.
.pdf certainly looks more professional but i still use .doc. It's safer. I know the recipient will have office installed and I don't want my application failing because becky on reception said my CV was broken.
There's Libre Office too. Agree that there's no need for people to bother with MS Office anymore.
Your link doesn't seem to be working.
I love how the "cool kidz" are opposed to word/pdf and vote for the open source alternatives. You are assumingly applying to a business, the vast majority of which use Office (2003 most likely) and some of which using document management systems such as Sharepoint.
By all means support open source in your own time, but is the £90 for office really all that much for you to secure a job?
I love how the "cool kidz" are opposed to word/pdf and vote for the open source alternatives. You are assumingly applying to a business, the vast majority of which use Office (2003 most likely) and some of which using document management systems such as Sharepoint.
By all means support open source in your own time, but is the £90 for office really all that much for you to secure a job?