To fit a lot of work experience on your resume, use a two-column format. Here’s how to write the best two-column resume for your next job search.
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One of the biggest challenges attached to resume writing is trying to fit all of the relevant information into a single page. This only becomes more difficult as a job seeker gains work experience, skills, and professional certifications. A two-column resume design can be the perfect solution for those looking for mid-level to senior-level positions that require specialized training and experience. Here’s what you need to know about two-column resume layouts.
It is advisable to use a matching cover letter and resume templates, but you should not emulate the two-column format in your cover letter. Your cover letter should maintain the same basic structure as any other business letter to ensure that your job application looks professional.
The easiest way to create an effective two-column resume is to use formatting tools. Microsoft Word has simple tools that can split a document into two distinct columns to ensure, or just use one of ResumeHelp’s professionally designed two-column templates.
ResumeHelp’s resume builder tool has a range of free two-column resume templates to choose from. There are templates to suit every resume design and industry.
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