Login to Workamper.com which will take you to your Dashboard.  Click on the Resume Builder button.

The Builder is a step-by-step tool to create or edit your Resume. If you add or change any information on one of the pages, be sure to click the Save button before moving on.

Once you have the first four sections of your resume completed, it will be available in the database searched by Employers.

The Resume Builder is accessible to Workamper Diamond & Platinum members.

Photos must be in .jpg, .gif or .png format and will work best if under 200 mb in size. If they are larger, when uploaded they should be resized or compressed automatically to fit.

We recommend you provide a close-up, a photo of your rig, and perhaps one of you with your rig. This is your chance to show employers that you take pride in your appearance and your rig. You might also like to use one photo to showcase special talents. If you are a clown, you could include a photo of yourself in costume. If you play the bass fiddle, you might want to provide a photo of yourself performing. If you have equine skills, and you are seeking work on a ranch, a photo of yourself on horseback would make a great statement. Or, you might wish to provide employers with a photo of your pet(s). Be sure to use photos that are sharp, clear, and have a good contrast.

When in the Resume Builder tool, click on the View Resume button.  You can also email your resume to yourself via the Email Resume button.

Sure!  On the Resume Home section of the Resume Builder tool, click on the Print Resume button.  Your resume should open in a new tab or window, and depending on your internet browser, a print menu should appear.  If no print menu appears, you may need to click on File then Print.

The Awesome Applicants® online resumé system is a searchable database for employers, based on the checklists you complete and the information you provide in your "Sell Yourself" section. This service is designed to be a "starting point" for employers to screen and select potential applicants for further interview.  Having too long of a resume as your first introduction may be a detrement, so you can keep things a bit more simple to start.

We recommend putting a line in your Sell Yourself section, something like "References available upon request."  Compile any letters of recommendation or references into a single document that you can email or send to an Employer if they request it.  You can also list references in your Sell Yourself section too, but we recommend keeping it simple and just include the name, title/relationship and contact info of each reference.

You can show your work history using the History section of the Resume Builder tool.  You create a nice looking grid of your past Workamping experiences.  In the History section you can add the dates, company name, location, title and brief duties for each work history entry.

When an employer views your resume, you will receive an email, or you may see your view count increasing.  But we have no information on which employer viewed your resume, or if you will be contacted. This duty lies solely with the employer.

The reason that the notification email does not tell you 'who' looked at your resume just that your resume was viewed, is for privacy for the Employers. Our Employer subscribers may look through 100 resumes to find one candidate to fill a position. When an Employer finds a candidate that they think will fit the opportunity, the Employer will contact that Workamper. This way the Employer is communicating with a potential Workamper match, and not 99 other candidates who had something in their resume that did not match the opportunity.

The notifications provide a heads up for the Workamper that their resume is being seen, which means you're doing something right! If you continue to receive notifications, but no direct contact from an Employer, you may want to review your resume and look at things that may be able to be improved. (Or there may also be a type-o in your contact information, so it's always good to double-check that too!)