If you live anywhere near a FedEx Office (formerly Kinko's), you can stop by tomorrow with a paper or CD copy of your resume and get 25 copies printed for free. Details (and discussion) below.


According to a press release, anyone stopping by (in person) at one of the roughly 1,600 FedEx Office Print and Ship Centers in the U.S.—which you can find at their store locator—will get the goods:

This offer is good for 25 black-and-white resume copies per customer and is only valid for orders placed and picked up in-store. Customers may place orders by submitting their resume in printed format or as a digital file, and the copies will be printed single-sided on resume-quality paper.


That's about it for caveats. While it's obviously a ploy to get you into their stores and browsing their shipping/printing/presenting wares, it probably won't be the kind of mob scene you might have seen at free Grand Slam day, given that you'd have to have a resume ready to print to cash in. For those on the hunt for an elusive gig in our new, semi-busted economy, it could also be a serious decent money saver.

FedEx Office Provides Free Resume Printing on March 10 [FedEx.com via TheJobBored]