Job Interview Resume

Applying for a job without writing a resume is like going to class without your homework.  Your job interview resume should communicate who you are and what you are capable of.  There is more than one type of resume, determine which one is right for you.

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The Cover Letter

Cover letters are very important to the application process and many hiring managers will automatically reject resumes that arrive without them.  In your cover letter, expand and explain.  Provide other information that will entice the employer to read your resume. Click here for cover letter help...

References

Great references can easily move you to the top of the hiring list or sink you to the depths of the candidate pool.  You don't always have to provide references with your resume or during the interview, but the decision makers have to know that you are ready to provide a reference list when they ask for one. Click here for reference info...

The Application

Your application for employment will probably be the first contact that your potential employer will have with you.  Develop your application so that it is accurate and presents a professional impression. 

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Thank You Interview Letter

Thank you notes to the potential employers after an interview are thoughtful reminders to the interviewers of your thankfulness and desire to work in their organization. Create just the right thank you note.