The action verb list provides you with words that communicate your skills, experiences, and work values in a way that helps the employer picture you doing the work.

Helpful resources to reference as you start to craft your resume.

The Office of Career Development’s formula to help you write professional, strong bullet points.

Using the STAR method in your resume allows you to match your skills to job qualifications by pairing your work experience with relevant examples.

Each role requires a combination of hard and soft skills. Learn more about the difference between these valuable skill sets and how to feature them on your resume.

A personalized cover letter shows employers you've done your research on the job and company and that you're passionate about your work and developing in your career.

It's all about that first impression—especially when it comes to your cover letter. Use these opening lines on your next cover letter,

An informational interview is an informal conversation, usually lasting 20-30 minutes, with a person working in a job, organization, or field that interests you.

Use the STAR method for answering interview questions allows you to share concrete examples of how you successfully handled situations at work to show that you possess the experience and skills required for the job you’re interviewing for.

A list from The Muse of 50 of the most commonly asked interview questions.

You only get one chance to make a great first impression! The first step to preparing your pitch is to develop your content.