A Green Resume

What you get here, at the Write Place, is a pretty green resume. It can be done, completely, electronically - no paper - no trees cut down. Of course, you can print your resume on a nice beige or pastel color paper - one sheet at a time. That's pretty green, too, as opposed to 100 copies of each to send out by snail mail (envelopes, stamps, etc.).

What I want you to do, after you have http://www.tjswriteplace.vpweb.com/ write your resume for you is - go to http://www.treehugger.com/.

At Treehugger you will find:

• a job board,
• an environmental jobs directory,
• books, articles, guidelines for - How to Go Green,
• building a green resume through volunteerism,
• networking,
• how http://www.monster.com/ can help,
• and how http://www.discovery.com/ can help.

There's loads of ideas here for a green-collar worker - America's new Work Force.

Treehugger says: there are 10 times more workers employed by the environmental industry than by the pharmaceutical industry... and ... there are 6 times more workers employed by the environmental industry than by the apparel industry ... and ... there are 3 times more workers employed the the environmental industry than by the chemical industry.

So come on, go green-job hunting!