Writing a resume can be a very confusing process. Where to place sections, what type of resume to use, formatting - it can easily turn into an exercise in confusion. Some websites feature resume samples that you can study and apply to your own situation. Here's how.

Point your web browser to http://workbloom.com. The WorkBloom Career & Job Search Advice home page displays.

On the left side of the page, click Resume Center. The Resume Center page displays.

On the left side of the page, click Resume Samples. The Resume Samples/Examples Categorized by Industry page displays. Note the page displays resume samples by industry.

On the left side of the page, under Resume Samples, click By career stage. Read resume samples for entry level employees, students, professionals, management positions, and executive jobs.

Now point your web browser to http://jobsearch.about.com. At the top of the About.com Job Searching page, click the Resumes & Letters tab. The Resumes, Cover Letters, and Employment-Related Letters page displays.

Under Resumes, click Resume Samples. The Resume Samples page displays. Note the page provides templates and formats and samples by type of candidate, special circumstances, specific positions, and general. Scroll down the page to view resume writing tips and related resources.