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Which type of resume is written specifically for an advertised job?

Chronological resume

Functional resume

Combination resume

Letter of recommendation

The type of resume that is crafted specifically for an advertised job is the tailored resume, often known in various formats such as chronological, functional, or combination resumes. A tailored resume is customized to highlight specific qualifications, experiences, and skills that align closely with the requirements and responsibilities mentioned in the job description. A chronological resume organizes work experience in reverse chronological order, focusing on job titles and dates but may not specifically target the job requirements. A functional resume emphasizes skills rather than a chronological work history, which can also be too broad for specific job applications. A combination resume merges both formats, reflecting skills and experience while still following a chronological order. A letter of recommendation is not a type of resume, but rather a separate document that speaks to an individual's qualifications and character, typically provided by a previous employer or colleague. This document does not serve the function of summarizing one's work history and skills in relation to a specific job position. Tailoring any resume type to the job in question enhances the applicant's chance of standing out to potential employers.

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