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Resume

A resume (also spelt résumé) is a formal document that displays a person's professional background and skills. A resume also helps the company to check whether the candidate is a perfect fit for the required job. A resume's purpose is to introduce yourself to potential employers, present your qualifications, and secure an interview. The goal of writing a resume is to present your experience, education, and skills in a standardized format that recruiters can easily read.

Cover Letter

A cover letter is a one-page document that you include with your job application (alongside your CV or Resume). Its objective is to introduce you and provide a brief overview of your professional past. Your cover letter should be between 250 and 400 words long on average. A cover letter's objective is to provide additional background information about your application. The purpose of the cover letter is to showcase your strongest qualifications, clarify what's lacking from your CV/resume, and share a little bit about your personal history.

CV

CV (short for Curriculum Vitale) is a comprehensive summary of all of your key achievements in your career. Education, research, work experience, publications, presentations, and anything else you've done in your professional life are all included. A CV is usually asked when applying for higher education in a foreign university, or when applying for some fellowships or a research project.

LinkedIn Profile

A LinkedIn profile is a dedicated page on LinkedIn.com that you may use to share professional information about yourself and enhance your career. In many companies, before you send a resume, they ask for your linkedin profile, so that they can get a sense of you in less time before they call you for an interview. Sometimes, a resume is also not needed if there is a LinkedIn profile. Adding a linkedin profile link in the contact details section of your resume is a standard practice now. If you still do not have a LinkedIn profile, you should consider creating one and start your journey towards career enhancement

Statement Of Purpose

A Statement of Purpose (SOP), also known as a research statement, is typically written to the admissions committee of a university or a college abroad, that highlights your career path, interests, professional accomplishments, ambitions, and the motivation for pursuing a specific degree. This is typically presented in the form of an essay; however, certain colleges may prefer to keep it as a question-and-answer format.

An SOP helps the reader assess your outlook on life, your job ambitions, your convictions, your subject expertise, and your vision. In a nutshell, a well-written SOP portrays your overall personality to institutions. It is an opportunity for you to pitch the committee on your purpose and why they should choose you over other applications.

Interviews

A job interview is an interview consisting of a conversation between a job applicant and a representative of an employer which is conducted to assess whether the applicant should be hired. The employer has the opportunity to evaluate the applicant's qualifications for the job position during the job interview. Simultaneously, the candidate attempts to learn more about the position, evaluate the employer, and determine whether or not the needs and interests will be met. Consider the interview to be a dialogue between two people, each of whom is attempting to learn more about the other. The interviewing procedure is two-way. You're on your way to the appropriate job, and the employer is on his or her way to the ideal hire.

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