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Resume writing is not a job for typists or secretaries. It is a practiced and developed skill. You may be highly accomplished in your area of expertise, but your resume and cover letters are not getting you interviews. In many cases, individuals writing their own resumes either understate or overstate their experience and skills -mostly the former.
The goal of your resume is to motivate people to call you for an interview. Your potential new boss is receiving dozens of resumes with little time for evaluation. You need a marketing document that will make you stand out from the dozens of other resumes on his or her desk. This requires the writing skills of someone who has experience in marketing and research, has broad business knowledge, and can quickly and accurately grasp the essential skills sought, and the languages of a wide range of industries. It also requires the interviewing and intuitive abilities that will draw out your character and skills to find those qualities that a perspective employer desires. The cost of a first resume is largely based on time and complexity of the resume. A resume targeting an entry level job will generally take less time than what is required for a resume targeting an advanced position. It is strongly recommended that one has a general resume encompassing the totality of your experience and skills, and thereafter to have smaller resumes targeting specific employers or industries. For example, a seasoned sales professional may have an Executive Sales Resume, a General Sales Resume, and a Car Sales Resume. The average cost for a first resume is approximately $50-$100 depending on the time involved. It is assumed that resumes needed thereafter would only need adjustments taking far less time. Call today!