When you consider the scope of a job search, no question you will want to start with a rock solid resume. A resume is the primary tool for communicating your qualifications to potential employers.
But don’t stop there…probably next in importance comes cover letters then probably an assortment of supporting documentation that you will need to have on hand. Some of this - references, for example - you will want to have neatly formated and printed - ready to offer when asked. Other of it is sort of “in your hip pocket” - ready when and if needed. These items include examples of past work product, internal performance reviews…stuff you may or may not actually hand to an employer, but you still need to have handy.
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