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1. letter A document used to introduce you to a prospective employer and request an interview.
3. resume A resume that combines elements of the chronological and functional formats.
4. statement A brief explanation of how an individual's skills can benefit the company.
6. skills Skills that can be used in many different work settings.
10. language The nonverbal signals you send, including your posture, bearing, stride, handshake, eye contact, gestures and facial expressions.
11. A concise, well-organized summary of your education, work experience, and other qualifications.
12. Developing contacts or exchanging information with others in an informal network to further one's career.

1. resume A resume format that Lists employment and education information by date, starting with the most recent (reverse chronological order).
2. A natural talent, ability, or capacity to learn
5. resume A resume format that focuses on personal characteristics, skills and abilities, and work experiences.
6. skills Specialized skill needed for specific jobs. .
7. An aptitude that you have put into practice and improved.
8. resume An electronic resume, also called a scannable resume, is a plain text (ASCII) or HTML document often submitted online with an employment application.
9. application A form used by employers to gather basic information from everyone who applies for positions.