Onepage

Onepage

A onepage is a short, one-page document, sometimes in outline form, which gives a brief overview of a topic. Onepages are made to get information across in a brief, yet concise manner. The most popular type of onepage is the résumé, in which job applicants outline their qualifications for a position in a, usually one page, document.



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