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Minimalist 1/16 Traditional 2/16


A simple and easy to follow resume template. A straightforward format that gives equal
Perfect for more conservative industries which importance to all resume sections, emphasising
prefer less flashy templates. skills and work experience.

Creative 3/16 Modern 4/16


Land your dream job in the creative industries by It can be hard to stand out from the crowd, but
using this creative resume template, which will this modern resume sample will take care of this.
make your application stand out.

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Hybrid 5/16 Basic 6/16


The hybrid template is a combination of Easily personalize this basic resume layout that
functional and reverse-chronological and can be completed in under ten minutes through
focuses on both skills and experiences. our intuitive process.

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General 7/16 Executive 8/16


This general format can be tailored according to Executive resume sample with a contemporary
your personality and skills to apply for jobs in approach and eye-catching design that makes
most industries. sure your application will be spotted first.

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IT 9/16 Simple 10/16


One of the best resume layouts to choose when Simple resume layout for conservative industries,
you wish to showcase your IT expertise. which is a minimalistic upgrade from the
traditional resumes.

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Functional 11/16 Tech 12/16


A functional resume template that works for all Apply and get shortlisted for tech jobs with the
industries and will emphasize your strengths & tech resume template that will impress hiring
work experience. managers.

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Professional 13/16 Combined 14/16


A professional resume sample that has been This template combines two professional resume
approved by various recruiters and helped formats. It’s a mix of the reverse-chronological
numerous people get their dream job. resume and the functional resume format.

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Skill-Based 15/16 College 16/16


A skill-based resume created especially for the An updated and contemporary version of the
job-seekers that are pursuing a career change or 21st-century college resume template, being an
are recent graduates. alternative to the old styles.

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Resume Resources

What is a Resume?
A resume is a brief summary of personal and
professional experiences, skills, and
education history. Its main purpose is to show
off your best self to potential employers.

When applying for a job, you’re (in most


cases) going to be asked for a resume
accompanied by a cover letter.

If you manage to create a “good” resume,


you’re going to 2x your chances of getting
hired. Want to learn how? Check out our
complete guide on how to make a resume.

How to Write a Resume


for Your First Job?
The process of writing a resume might seem
super scary to you. After all, most resume
examples you see on the web are 80% about
work experience. So, what the heck can you
include in your resume if you have none?

Well, here’s some good news. If you’re


applying for an entry-level job or an
internship, no one expects you to have ANY
work experience.

Instead, you should focus on what you DO


have: education, projects, volunteering
experience, hobbies & interests.

For a complete guide on how to make a


resume with no work experience stand out,
check out our article.

What to Put on a
Resume?
The most If you want to
common sections personalize your
on a resume are: resume a bit
more, you can
Contact
also include the
information
following
Resume sections:
summary or
objective Projects

Work Volunteering
experience experience

Education Hobbies &


interests
Portfolio

For more information on how to place these


sections on your resume, check out our
article on what to put on a resume.

How to Format a
Resume?
There are 3 typical resume formats:

Reverse-Chronological Resume
Functional Resume
Combination Resume

In 99% of the cases, you’ll want to go with


the Reverse Chronological resume format.
That’s the format most resumes you’ve seen
follow - its main focus is your work
experience, written down in reverse-
chronological order.

Unless you’re looking to create a career


change resume, we’d recommend sticking
with this format.

If you want to learn more about resume


formats, check out our comparison guide.

How Long Should a


Resume Be?
Ah, the most popular resume question in the
world: “how long should your resume be?”

Short answer: one page. If you have a lot of


work experience (10 years +), sometimes it
makes sense to make it 2 pages MAX if
everything you mention is super relevant for
the position you’re applying for.

Long answer: check out our guide on how


long should a resume be.

P.S. all of our templates are one-page resume


templates, so you shouldn’t have a lot of
trouble sticking to the one-page limit!

How to Write a Resume


Summary?
Your resume summary is a “hook” that goes
on top of your resume. Think of it as an
introduction to the rest of your resume. It
should, in 2-4 sentences, explain what your
background is, and why it’s relevant for the
position you’re applying for.

Want your resume summary to stand out?


Use this proven formula:

“Professional [job title] with X+ years of work


experience in [job responsibility]. In the past
Y years, I have [your top 1-2 achivements].
Seeking a position of [job title] at [company
name]”

To learn more about how to create a resume


summary that excels, check out our guide.

On the other hand, if you’re a student or just


don’t have a lot of work experience, read our
article on how to create a resume objective
instead.

How to List Work


Experience on a Resume
Work experience on a resume is one of those
things that’s easy to learn, hard to master.

Each work experience entry should contain


the following:

Position title
Company name/description/location
Achievements or responsibilities
Dates employed

Now, if you want to create a work


experience section that stands out, you
want to focus on quantifiable achievements.
What this means is, instead of creating an
entry like:

“Carried out sales operations”

You list an achievement:

“Hit and exceeded monthly sales KPIs for 5


months in a row.”

This shows the employer that you’re not just


a random candidate, you’re an A-player! To
learn more about how to list achievements in
your work experience (and land the job),
check out our article.

How to List Skills on a


Resume?
Simply create a ”skills” section on your
Novorésumé resume template, and list your
top skills. We usually recommend going for a
mix of hard and soft skills.

Not sure what skills to include in your


resume? Check out these 101 essential skills
for any resume.

How to Make a Cover


Letter For a Resume?
Every job application asks for a cover letter
(in addition to your resume). Here are some
of our tips on how to do this right:

Customize your cover letter to the


employer. The more personalized it is, the
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