This can be taken to mean a couple of things.
Overall - no - nothing on your resume should be written in by hand. If it’s going to be included on your resume it needs to be typed in and turned in at the same time as that resume. However, it’s not unusual for people to submit their references secondary to the initial submission of their resume. In that case what you can do is list a section on your resume that’s called References and underneath state “References available by request.” If they are then requested later, turn them in typed neatly on a document that matches your resume.
Answer:
spreadsheet software
Explanation:
Spreadsheet software is an application that allows users to organize data in columns and rows and perform calculations on the data. These columns and rows collectively are called a worksheet.
That's really really hard, my god Cassie!
Explanation:
I don't know what the answer is. bekos Yu du not is da layer of da peyk Cassie. di ka mukhang dragon
