Gazette Resume Template — Free, ATS-Friendly

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Gazette sets your name like the nameplate of a newspaper: large, bold serif type centered across the top of the page, over a thick and a thin rule that frame your headline and location in spaced capitals, with your email, phone, and links on a dateline below. A short profile opens the page like a lede, and each section starts under a black flag with its title reversed out in white. Every role reads like an article — the employer and place as a small capital kicker, the job title as a bold headline, the dates in italics beneath — with a fine grey rule between stories.

Gazette suits journalists, editors, reporters, communications and PR specialists, content strategists, copywriters, and marketing and publishing professionals who want a confident serif look rather than a classic corporate one. Projects appear as short briefs, and a closing row gathers education, skills, and achievements into newspaper columns divided by thin rules, so a full career still fits on one page.

Every word on the page is real, selectable text under standard section headings, and the body reads top to bottom in a single column, so applicant tracking systems can follow it. Note that some older ATS software reads the side-by-side columns of the closing row less reliably than a single column. Download your Gazette resume as a PDF or Word document (.docx) — free, no watermark.

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