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Having a well written resume and an eye-catching cover letter can take a lot of stress and uncertainty out of the job hunting process.

We will look into the differences between a cover letter and a letter of interest and focus on the best practices for writing them both.

The main purpose of a cover letter is to show employers why you're perfect for the job. It accompanies your resume in most job applications.

You need to be very careful when choosing a resume font. Luckily, there are many fonts that were designed to be easy on the eyes. 

There are standard resume formats you can choose from and use. Reverse-chronological, Functional and Combination (Hybrid).

One of the most frequent questions an applicant may be asked in a job interview is about their career goals and aspirations.

Up to 70% of resumes fail to pass the Applicant Tracking System screen and therefore get rejected even before a human eye gets to see them.

Let’s find the perfect balance and write a well-organized and effective Work Experience section for your resume.

This article will focus on a common question: "What Makes You Stand Out from Other Candidates?"

Should you call, email or contact the hiring manager via Skype to ask for interview feedback? Read the article.