Resumes and Cover Letters

5. A one page summary of your work experience and background relative to a job.
10. These should always be available upon request.
12. The specific person to whom your cover letter is addressed.
14. This type of resume should be used by individuals with steady work history and relevant experience.
15. This should be a standard size on your resume.
16. The part of a template where you are able to type in.
17. This is included as part of your background on your resume.

1. One way to gain experience and learn skills to help prepare for the workforce.
2. Learned tasks or behaviors that make you better suited for a job.
3. To prevent errors, you should do this before submitting your resume.
4. These are available online and can help reduce common formatting errors in your resume.
6. Prior jobs and volunteer positions are included in this portion of a resume.
7. This type of resume should be used by individuals with no previous employment, gaps in employment, or frequent job changes.
8. the proper and consistent use of fonts, margins, and spacing.
9. A skill that is often required for customer service positions.
11. Part of your personal information that belongs directly under your name.
13. A single page letter addressed to the employer that addresses why you are a good fit for the position.