Question:
I'm trying to find any functional template or example access database
to store different versions of my resume.
There is nothing in Microsoft Online Templates plus I tried to google
it with no success.
Answer:
-I don't think I have heard of anyone using Access to store different
versions of their own resume. I have heard of Access being used to keep
track of employees in a small company, so might have been used to create
resumes for each or all employee. See if there are any HR (Human Resources)
or Personnel database examples or templates.
I keep my resume in a Microsoft Word file, if I need to tailor a copy for
particular job requirements, I simply make a copy and alter it as needed,
saving it with an appropriate filename.
Generally, databases are used to store, manipulate, and retrieve information
about many things of the same kind, not a single item (like one person's
database). Though, if you have to tailor it very frequently for differing
job requirements, Access may be what you need.
