The Internet is changing the way we search for jobs and the way prospective employers choose which candidates to interview.

You may have carefully prepared a resumé in years past that you mailed or presented to an employer whom you wished to have consider you for a position. With 80% of employers using the Internet to search for job candidates, you are going to need a resumé that will be easy to transmit electronically and get selected by the company’s computer.

When writing of your experience and qualifications remember that a computer is going to read this first and it is going to be looking for specific keywords. So check the listing to get an idea of what the position you are applying for entails. Then read over your resumé to see how many words coincide.

I found a couple of sites with the information you will need to create new resumés for e-mailing, faxing and other electronic submissions.

The Riley Guide: Resumes and Cover Letters

Advanced Resume Concepts