According to JobVite, recruiters and employers are increasingly using text messaging to approach and interact with job applicants. Approximately 50% of recruiters say they use text messaging to communicate with applicants and request resumes.
Is your resume on your PHONE?
Keep it handy on your phone so you are ready for opportunities as they come along – especially when you attend conferences and events. Here are a few tips:-
How to store it: Most smartphones have file storage where you can upload it to. You can email it to yourself and download to your storage.
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Another Good Option: Put it into a cloud service such as Google Drive, DropBox, iCloud or any number of other services (usually free to use). Each has an app from which you can download or send a link of your resume from.
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Best Format: I like PDF files – they are easiest and most universal. The program you use to create your resume (Word, Pages, Google Docs) has a built-in PDF exporter.
