Career & Job Search Made Practical

These templates provide formatting structure. Customize all content to match your actual experience.

Career & Job Search Printables

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Where to Start

If you're new to the job search, start with a Resume Template to structure your experience. Then use the Cover Letter Template for each application. Add the Interview Tracker to keep notes and follow-ups organized. That's it — three tools, and you're managing your job search like a pro.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use a resume template?

Choose a template that matches your experience level and industry. Replace every placeholder with your actual roles, achievements, and skills. These templates provide formatting structure — customize all content to reflect your real experience. Never leave generic or sample text in place.

What should a cover letter include?

A strong opening that names the role and company, 2–3 paragraphs linking your experience to the job requirements, and a closing call to action. Use our cover letter templates for structure, then tailor every sentence to the specific role and employer.

How do I track job applications?

Log each application with company name, role, date applied, and status. Use our job application organizer to see what's pending, when to follow up, and where you are in the process. It reduces the chaos of applying to many roles at once.

Why use an interview tracker?

Interviews blur together when you're applying widely. Track company, role, interview date, contact names, and notes. Our interview tracker helps you prepare for follow-ups, remember who you spoke with, and learn from each conversation.

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