FreePrintable.net: New Resumes and Hardship Letter Templates

Published: Tue, 01/09/18

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The Back to Work Edition

I’m back at FreePrintable.net World Headquarters (aka the office in my house) after some fun with my family that included a spectacular sight-seeing helicopter ride. After that amazing adventure, I’m “grounded” for awhile. But that means more fresh, fabulous printables for you.

This week, I added new resume template designs to InstantResumeTemplates.com. Plus, there are new hardship letter templates at LetterOfHardship.net. If you need a job, or are in a tight spot, I hope you’ll find these sites useful.

I’d like to send out a special thanks to those of you who’ve started out the new year by setting up a monthly pledge via the FreePrintable.net Patreon page. Your support allows me to create even more free printables.

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Resume Templates

I’ve just added a new batch of resume designs to InstantResumeTemplates.com, bringing the total of templates at the site to 332.

The new resume templates include variations on popular resume styles, but with a broad bar of color, or white-on-dark text. There are combination resumes (with qualifications as well as job chronology highlighted), professional resumes, and functional resumes (highlighting experience). Other new layouts include resumes with two columns, one with room for a photo, and a version with colorful or black-and-white headers.

InstantResumeTemplates.com isn’t limited to resumes; there are also sample job objectives and skills matrixes. I’ve just added three new skill matrixes, including a Box Skills Matrix to illustrate skills more graphically, an Evolving Skills Matrix, and a Team Skills Matrix.

The site also has nearly 30 cover letter templates that match the designs of some of the most popular resume layouts. The cover letters match the borders, headers, or other design elements of the resumes they complement and also have placeholder sample text ready to customize to your situation. Or, feel free to draw from wording on one of the cover letters at sister site CoverLetterExamples.net.

Each template can be downloaded instantly in DOC (Microsoft Word) format. Simply type into a template to customize it for your job search.

Hardship Letters

If you’re experiencing a hard time, and a hardship letter is a possible step toward resolution, LetterOfHardship.net can help you find the right wording and ease a stressful situation.

There are 228 easy-to-use templates that can jump-start your letter related to financial, legal, or other hardships.

The 21 new sample letters at the site include suggested wording for medical issues such as a need for diabetes management supplies, psychology services, mammography, lifting restrictions, and school restroom accommodations.

There are several new letters relating to business, including two to the IRS. There’s also a new general letter for “extreme hardship,” one explaining a loss of income, and another speaking to a reduction in work hours.

Other new letters cover: property maintenance, power bills, car repair, temporary housing assistance, child support, guardianship expenses, and utilities deposit.

LetterOfHardship.net also has articles with tips on letter-writing on topics ranging from home loans to immigration.

Download and print any letter free in DOC format, or just cut and paste the text directly from the site.

Thanks so much for sending me your ideas. Please check out the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider becoming a member with a monthly pledge. Thanks and happy printing!

Kudos

Not surprisingly, there were a ton of downloads at my calendars site last week. Perhaps surprisingly, people aren’t just downloading the 2018 calendars; the 2019 calendars are hot as well. FreePrintable.net fan Ed M. wrote: “Thank you for your free download of 2018 calendars and last year’s 2017! It was simple and easy to download and looks great and functional. Can't believe it's free! Thanks.”

Popular Printables

In the years since I launched it in 2008, PrintableSigns.net has grown to more than 4,100 printable signs, notices, and placards. I took a look this week at at which signs were downloaded the most.

The most popular printable at the site is a Reserved sign to fold and assemble for placement on a tabletop. There’s also a seasonal sign among the Top 20 most-downloaded: a “wintered” information sign relating to plumbing.

Most of the rest of the popular signs are longtime favorites: a stop sign, recycling signs, a business hours sign, a “will return” clock face, a “do not enter” traffic sign, and an “out of order” sign.

Another often-downloaded business sign reads: “We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone.” There’s an illustrated sign asking visitors to remove their shoes and a restriction sign that says No Food or Drink.

Rounding out the Top 20 at PrintableSigns.net are a student driver sign, a go sign, a no entry sign, a biohazard sign, and a parking violation sign.

PrintableSigns.net also has library and school signs, party signs, campaign signs, sales signs, and many more.

Download and print any of the signs as a PDF for free. If you’d like to edit the sign before printing, such as typing in business names or closing hours, a DOC version available for $1.99.

To see which printables are most popular at all the FreePrintable.net sites combined by day, week, or month, just visit: FreePrintable.net/popular/.

Sincerely,

FreePrintable.net

kevin@freeprintable.net