Microsoft and Monster to Offer Customers "Smart" Resumes
Posted by Daniel Fleshbourne on 23 September 2003 - 18:41 · 3 comments & 495 views
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#1 Posted by GwaRGuITaR on 23 Sep 2003 - 18:46
- oooh, that's pretty cool.
this combined with the adobe pdf plugin should make word 2003 a nice upgrade for some people.
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#2 Posted by dougkinzinger on 24 Sep 2003 - 19:37
- that will be so very chic and cool.
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#3 Posted by SciGuy65 on 25 Sep 2003 - 21:55
- I don't know about anyone else, but my experience with the Acrobat plugin for the Office System 2003 makes me cringe when anyone says "Adobe" or "PDF" anymore.
I still think I'll upgrade, though, even if the XML-integration were the only new feature in Office (and, let's face it, it is what Microsoft is concentrating on). InfoPath's abilities are really useful for XML, too; I hope Monster will make some XML schemas for that as well.
The Microsoft-Monster alliance is designed to help job seekers create and submit professional-quality resumes easily using industry-standard XML. The resume templates, created in Word 2003, give job seekers the opportunity to build their resumes in a familiar format while incorporating expert resume advice from Monster, the leading provider of comprehensive career management products and services.
The advanced technology of Microsoft and Monster also allows job seekers to save their resume in Microsoft Word and promptly post it on the Monster Web site, making it readily viewable to thousands of leading employers nationwide. The use of XML enables the delivery of ready-to-use data to the Monster site, so that resumes can be instantly posted to an individual's My Monster account. Any Microsoft Office Word 2003 customer with an Internet connection will have access to the Monster resume templates.
BizTalk Accelerator for Financial Services 1.0 SR1 MessagePack 2003 has implemented the final 2003 SWIFT Standards Release Guide (SRG) and Message Format Validation Rules (MFVR). Legacy messages that have been removed from SRG 2003 by SWIFT but are still supported in this MessagePack will conform to the most recent SRG in which they were still included (prior to SRG 2003).
BizTalk Accelerator for Financial Services 1.0 SR1 MessagePack 2003 is a patch to BizTalk Accelerator for Financial Services 1.0 SR1 and is not a standalone product. Therefore, once installed, product support for the MessagePack 2003 will be covered by existing BizTalk Accelerator for Financial Services 1.0 SR1 support agreement(s).