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Export to pdf and upload. Everyone can read pdfs.

The online job submission websites do not understand .pages format files, so you have to export to Word .doc/x or .pdf as picas suggested.

I hope if you are submitting your resume in English that you are getting somebody to proof read it and correct it.

Peter

Your résumé is best served warm directly into the hands of the hiring manager by someone you know (or by you). Understand, what constitutes a successful, contemporary résumé format. Keep a PDF copy on your cell phone, so that if you meet someone that is looking to hire, you have the document at your fingertips. Network, Network, Network. Submitting résumés to corporate online sites will not only break your spirit, it will most likely require hundreds of submissions to compete with everyone else. Life is too short.

And please get someone to check your English, spelling and grammar.

I don't know what job you are applying for but the employer really only gets that one impression of you from the document in their hand.

Peter

PeterBreis0807 wrote:

And please get someone to check your English, spelling and grammar.

Perhaps english is not he OPs native language?

I asked and he did say he was using an English site, which doesn't mean that he is English of course, but I have seen equally as bad material from people going for Managerial positions in California, PhDs and Masters in Texas, and countless teachers and university undergraduates.

We only have what he writes here to go on, and that is why I really suggest he gets someone to proof his résumé. The employer is not going to ignore the obvious issues.

Peter

Can never tell.

Franic is a Croatian name, and people post here from all around the world, so we don't expect perfect English if it is a second language.

You have a lot of spelling, grammar and basic English errors in your posts, so I assume that may also be a problem in your résumé.

I'm not sure if you are aware of it, but it will stand out in a job application.

Peter