Once you’ve created a resume using Google Docs you can either copy and paste the HTML into a blog page or retrieve it inline.

The resume below resides on Google Docs. Using a WordPress plug-in the resume is retrieved from Google docs using a 1 line of PHP code. See how the resume appears on Google Docs Resume.

One advantage of the Google Doc page is the ability to download the doc as a PDF or a Word document. Recruiters seem to be very attached to attachments.

Feel free to contact me if you want the plug-in code.

The sample HTML used to create the resume is below this resume. Though you can let Google Docs create the HTML for you I found formatting my own code made a better looking resume. If your resume is in Word I strongly encourage you to start from scratch. The HTML generated by Word is very ugly.

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The resume above uses very basic HTML. Don’t let HTML intimidate you! Copy and Paste the code below into Google Docs under the Edit/HTML menu.

<h1>Your Name and LinkedIn Widget code</h1>

<h3>Subheading</h3>

Horizontal Rule
<hr>

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<strong>Bold Text </strong> ✔ Text
<hr>

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<h3><u>Employer</u></h3>

<ul>


<h4>Job Title</h4>


<li>Accomplishments 1

<li>Accomplishments 2

<li>Accomplishments 3

</ul>

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