The skills you list on your resume help prove to employers you’re qualified for the job you’ve applied for, and are often a deciding factor for whether or not you get an interview.
From using an expanded skills section, to putting extra emphasis on your education, there are lots of different ways you can format your resume to highlight your strengths as a candidate.
If you have non-traditional work experience — or a lack of relevant work experience entirely — the functional resume format may be the right choice for you. Learn how to write your own functional resume and use our template and examples to help you get started.
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You’ve already made a resume that highlights your experience and you’re about to submit a job application. But before you can continue you see the phrase that every job seeker dreads: “cover letter required.”
Our list of 200+ cover letter examples is perfect for all job seekers, whether you need to write one for a specific life situation (like a career change) or you’re looking for an industry-specific sample.
