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Apr 23, 2012
I have seen many jobs go to people already in the district, or to people who know people in the district. I am looking for a way to make me stand out from the hundreds of other resumes districts receive when they are looking to hire from outside of their district.
Currently my resume and cover letter are on ivory paper, I am thinking of switching to a light blue, and possibly a brown or different color font.
Any opinions? Advice?
Thank you
doubtful
On 4/23/12, Julie wrote: > While we are on the subject of looking for a job, I too > have been looking for a teaching position for about a year > and a half. I am an Art teacher and hold a CEAS. > > I have seen many jobs go to people already in the district, > or to people who know people in the district. I am looking > for a w...See More
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