Phew - I am sure all of this is very good for me, and certainly educational, but I have to admit that it is frustrating how much time learning some of it can take. It turns out that since I had created my document in Word, and then uploaded it to my Google drive, "publish to the web" was not an option. I thought it might be SU administrative controls, but now I suspect it has to with formatting issues. So, I decided to go back and create a new resume using the templates.
Lo and behold, I did not actually have the templates in my Google drive. Why would this be simple? It took a lot of searching (and TIME) to finally realize that I had to ... is download the right word? I had to add them to my drive. Once that was accomplished, I copied and pasted my Word resume into Notepad to eliminate all the formatting, and then copied and pasted and rearranged it in the template. I chose the simplest template, because I have other things to do and needed this job to be complete. But, here is the link to my published resume. I don't love the way it looks on the web, so I may make some changes, but thankfully they will automatically update.
Not that anyone would want to hire me after all my bellyaching about the assignment. :)
Please see previous post for thoughts on standards.
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