FREEHR Resume
A two-column resume for HR generalists and business partners, with systems and certifications in the sidebar and bullets about headcount supported, programs run and outcomes in the main column.
FREEOne-page US Letter resume preview.
Free Recruiter Resume Template
About this template
A resume for in-house and agency recruiters, with sourcing tools and ATS platforms in a skills block and bullets that show hires, time-to-fill, offer acceptance and the roles you recruit for.
The sample is a technical recruiter who moved from agency to in-house. Replace it with your own numbers.
Item details
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Layout: One-column
Preview: 1 page
Dimensions: US Letter, 8.5 × 11 in (215.9 × 279.4 mm)
Font: Georgia (name, headings and body text)
Compatible with: Microsoft Word, Google Docs, PDF (exported from Word or Docs)
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Recruiting metrics
Hires per quarter, requisition load, time-to-fill against benchmark, offer acceptance rate, sourcing channel mix, and the seniority and functions you hire for. Agency recruiters add billings and client accounts. Employer branding and process improvements get bullets. The HR Resume is the generalist layout and the HR Manager Resume the leadership step. Agency recruiters can borrow quota language from the Account Executive Resume.
Format
One page, modern or professional; recruiters know exactly how resumes are read, so keep it clean and quantified. This layout belongs to the modern resume templates. The tailoring guide helps emphasise tech, volume or executive recruiting per posting.
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