By Peter Weddle -- You can stop licking those stamps. According to a 2003 survey by Office Team, a California-based staffing firm, almost half of all U.S. employers now prefer to receive applicant resumes via the Internet. That’s up from 4% just three years ago. While forcing you to submit your resume a certain way is not the smartest move for employers hoping to attract high caliber employees, the fact is that they’re doing it. So, it’s important that you know how to send a resume online and what you must do to ensure that it arrives with its content intact.
