answer: #Person1# has finished compiling the resume with a clear format. #Person2# advises #Person1# to attach it with a cover letter. #Person1# thinks it is a good idea to catch the Human Resources manager's attention.
documents: #Person1#: How's your job search going?
  #Person2#: I only started looking for a job a few days ago.
  #Person1#: have you finished compiling your resume?
  #Person2#: yes, I was precise with every word in my resume. Do you think it's good or not?
  #Person1#: that's good. Don't forget to design the format. An attractive format is as important as the content.
  #Person2#: absolutely, I've highlighted all my strengths and the resume is clear and easy to read.
  #Person1#: good. How about your cover letter?
  #Person2#: a cover letter? I've never thought about that. Won't a CV do for my job application?
  #Person1#: no, a CV is not enough. You should also attach it with a cover letter. Don't overlook it. You're faced with fierce competition in the job market. If your cover letter cannot stand out in the pile of
  #Person2#: sounds reasonable. Even if I'm the right one for the job, many people are applying for the same vacancy at the same time, so I should try my best to catch the Human Resources manager's attention.
  #Person1#: yes, you're right. All your preparation efforts are to help you land a job interview.
  #Person2#: got it. I'll start right now.