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The purpose of a résumé  is to land you an interview, not to land you a job.

 

The résumé  is your primary marketing document.

You wonder--- How do I make my résumé stand out and so I get recognized? 

How do I address gaps in employment or lay-offs?

Will my résumé  get through the applicant tracking software (ATS)?

 

A résumé  is not a listing of everything you've done in your entire life.  It is a concise description of your accomplishments. It should summarize what you have to offer an employer; your added value.

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That's why you need me.  I'm a member of both the National Résumé Writers Association (NRWA) and the Professional Association of Résumé Writers and Career Coaches (PARWCC).

I continually study with both organizations.   I'm not only a certified professional résumé  writer (CPRW), I'm also a member of the committee that judges the applications for the CPRW certification.

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In short, I will help you express your added value.

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Finally, I've been a job-seeker who through the years submitted résumés to employers, and a person who interviewed candidates for positions; so, I understand how the résumé and cover letter are your marketing materials. I know how a great résumé can stand out.

 

I partner with you on the organizing, developing, and editing; so, you'll have a résumé that expresses who you are, what you've accomplished, and will make it through the applicant tracking software (ATS). My ultimate goal is to have your resume effectively and efficiently communicate your value proposition, so you land an interview.

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Click here to see two client before/after samples

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​​I offer standard hourly billing and packages (Click here to view Pricing.)

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Customers often ask how many hours it  takes to obtain a well written résumé.

For my customers, the typical time ranges from 3-5 hours. This usually includes my spending 1-2 hours reformatting the customer's original document and studying the customer's industry and role. This saves a lot of time in the long run.  But, a lot of the timing depends on the state of the original document and thus how much work needs to be done.

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