Resumes

Got a Problem, need a diver to answer. I'm having trouble making resume's. How do I put my "working life" on a SINGLE sheet of paper? I've tried and it sucks. If I put everything, then I've got 'bout 6-7 pages. You see, I've worked in the oil patch b4 but it was 10-12 years ago out in New Mexico and west Texas. I have a million diffrent experiances and skills that can be pertinant to my diving career! 

 

 So, my question is,, Will companies look at a 2-3 page Resume'?

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Permalink Reply by Fred C. Johnson on March 8, 2010 at 9:02am
wipe you ass on it and mail it, tells all.
Permalink Reply by Toby Dodd on March 8, 2010 at 10:34am
a resume won't do you any good if you're new out of school man. best thing is to go into each office and tell them you're looking for work. bring all your certs and docs from school to show them. if it seems like they're not interested, usually means they're not. and it's usually because they don't have work. it's bad in the industry still but looks like it'll pick up in a couple of weeks to a month. 1st, they'll put the divers and tenders already employed back to work, then they'll stop the hiring freeze, then you might get lucky and get hired on.
Permalink Reply by Oscar Lopez on March 9, 2010 at 3:11pm
Hey Paul,

2 Pages will do, anything more HR won't even read it

Good luck

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