How do I create different versions of my resume?
To create a new version of your resume, watch the video below or follow the written instructions:
- If you have already created a resume and would like to create a second one, click on the My Resumes drop down menu.
- You should see a green + button to create a new resume. Select that and your new resume will be created. Or, you can select the option to duplicate an existing resume.
- You can now edit and change your new resume as desired. You can rename your new resume so that you know the intended use for each version of your resume.
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