What are the differences between an internal and external resume?

An internal resume is typically used when applying for a new job within the same company you currently work for. It focuses more on your skills, achievements, and experiences within the company. An external resume, on the other hand, is used when applying for jobs outside your current company. It provides a broader view of your skills, experiences, and achievements, not limited to your current company.

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Zepelin -- This layout will satisfy mid-career professionals with 10 plus years of work experience. The two-column layout is great for an external master resume, as it is conveniently powered-up by a matching cover letter. The two-column design allows you to place the most important brief facts in the first column to draw the recruiter's attention to them.

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Ultimate Resume Kit

Use this layout for your internal resume, to be used within your current company. Change colors and header image to match your company's colors. On th...

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