any good sites to create a resume?

[wwe101]

Hey guys do you know of any good sites to make resumes? I want to apply to a couple of internships, and i am terrible with stuff like resumes. is there a any site that i can just input my info and it will make me one?
Also, what should i put in the experiance section. i work at a fast food restuarant but i doubt they would care about that for an engineering internship, and this is only my 2nd semester so i don't have any projects to put under experiance. thanks!

 

[Jesus_S_Preston]

I'm pretty sure if you just open up Word or something there's a bunch of different resume formats where you can just plug in your information on a pre-formatted document.

 

[ITDEFX]

[quote name='Jesus_S_Preston']I'm pretty sure if you just open up Word or something there's a bunch of different resume formats where you can just plug in your information on a pre-formatted document.[/QUOTE]


Careful with that.... I've been to a few resume building sessions and they say stay away from pre-formatted resume templates like from MS word..

 

[pacifickarma]

[quote name='ITDEFX']Careful with that.... I've been to a few resume building sessions and they say stay away from pre-formatted resume templates like from MS word..[/QUOTE]

Isn't that kind of like Burger King telling you to stay away from Big Macs?

 

[Link927]

Are you in college right now? Does your campus have some sort of internship or job center. If so, you might want to check them out, I remember my campus use to hold a lot of "How to create a resume" workshops. Honestly though, I just looked at some of my friend's a few templates and created my own. The resume gives the information on qualifications, but your interview is definitely the selling point.

 

[captainfrizo]

As Link mentions above, go by the career/job center on campus. They'll give you resume tips (simple is better, less is often more) and they might also have connections at various companies/firms out there and help get the ball rolling for you regarding an internship.

 

[v1et r1ce]

Definitely use your campus' career center if it has one.
As for the restaurant experience, I guess it really depends. I'm not sure for engineers, but for business internships/coops, I put that I worked in a sandwich shop and got a good number of interviews. I'm assuming because business has a lot of "communicating" and "teamwork" stuff, and working somewhere like a restaurant helps you develop those skills.