The current economic outlook with considerable job losses makes for a competitive labor market. In transportation, especially, to distinguish one’s self as a professional as opposed to a hack, a professional cover letter and resume are necessary. Even government positions in transportation, such as clerks and inspectors, require a professional resume such as that from Triple A Resume along with an application.

With the current recession and an expected soft recovery, transportation careers are not as readily available as they once were. Availability of transportation jobs are reflected by economic conditions, according to the United States Department of Labor’s Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2008-2009 Edition, but forty five percent of all jobs in the truck transportation/warehouse industry are held by truck and route sales drivers with opportunities expected to be favorable. In air transportation, opportunities are expected to be excellent for aircraft and avionics mechanics and technicians; good for those seeking less skilled entry-level positions in the industry. Couriers and messengers, however, will face unchanged demand for employment due to technology. Employment of cargo and freight agents is expected to grow faster than average.

With so much competition for jobs in the transportation industry as a whole, especially with a weak economy and the prospect of a slow recovery, a professional resume from Triple A Resume will provide the needed edge and distinguish an ordinary application from a professional careerist.