Article: Laser printing could help sharpen your resume

Novelist Peter DeVries quipped that while he loves being a writer, he can't stand the paper work. In the area of writing resumes, most people agree.

Preparing a document that reflects you in the most marketable way is a challenge and particularly so when you need several versions to apply for different types of jobs. Although the most effective document in most cases is on good quality paper that appears to be hand-typed, new laser typesetting is changing the rules.

The laser resume is exploding on the job scene. Similar to professionally typeset-printed resumes in that its appearance is vastly superior to the usual typewriter or word processor photocopies, the laser version is ...

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