Welcome. This site offers free resume and cover letter samples for hundreds of jobs, so you can see how a strong document is organized and then write your own. Not sure where to begin? Tap what you need in the picker below, and it will show you the best pages to open first. Everything here… Read More »
A vacation request email asks your manager for time off in writing. The best ones are short, give the dates up front and show how your work will be covered. Below are 6 vacation and PTO request email examples, followed by a free builder with three starting points. Make your own, then print it or… Read More »
An out-of-office message tells people you are away, when you will return and who can help in the meantime. Written well, it keeps clients and coworkers informed and protects your time off. Below are 6 out-of-office message examples for common situations, followed by a free builder with three starting points. Make your own, then print… Read More »
A good self-evaluation shows your manager what you accomplished, what you learned and where you want to grow. It uses numbers, not just adjectives. It reads as honest and professional, not boastful. Below are 5 self-evaluation examples for common jobs, followed by a free builder with three starting points. Make your own, then print it… Read More »
A strong letter of recommendation is specific, positive and about the job. It says who you are, how you know the person and why they are right for the role. Real examples and numbers make it believable. Below are 5 employment letter of recommendation samples, followed by a free builder with three starting points. Make… Read More »
A good resignation letter is short, kind and clear. It states that you are leaving, gives your last day, thanks your employer and offers to help with the handoff. Indeed says two weeks’ notice is standard, and that you should keep the tone civil, professional and positive. Below are 5 resignation letter samples, including an… Read More »
You can earn a strong income without a four-year degree. Many of the best-paid jobs in the U.S. use paid training, an apprenticeship or a short certificate instead. This page ranks 11 of them by median pay, using the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Outlook Handbook. Each job shows its May 2025 median… Read More »
A good resume skills list is short, true and matched to the job. Indeed says most job seekers list around 8 to 10 relevant skills, and that both hard skills and soft skills belong on a resume. Put the ones the posting asks for first. Below are 24 resume skills with an example bullet for… Read More »
A thank you email after an interview shows good manners and keeps your name fresh. It is short, goes out within 24 hours and names the job. It also adds one useful detail about why you are a strong fit. Below are 5 thank you email samples for in-person, phone, video and panel interviews, followed… Read More »
A good interview answer is short, specific and about the job. Employers ask many of the same questions, so you can prepare for them ahead of time. The best answers use real stories with numbers and show what you can do for the employer. Below are 13 common job interview questions with tips and a… Read More »
A career change resume works best when it shows what you have already done, in the words of the job you want. Lead with your strongest skills and results, then prove them with numbers from your recent work. Below are 3 career change resume samples for some of the most common jobs in the U.S.,… Read More »