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Ready to tear your hair out over writing a resume? 

You have enough stress in your life right now! You don't need this!

We have been writing innovative copy that performs, for years! We know exactly what headhunters and hiring managers want to hear and how to say it. We've written professional resumes for every field, for clients everywhere. We can teach you how to spin your current resume to qualify you for a dream job in your chosen field. Job prospects and the economy got you down? Don't know what to say? 

By now you've hit all the resume sites and are completely confused.  It seems daunting, but it doesn't have to be.  We keep it simple and give you answers. 

We'll tell you how to gather the information you need, and then put it on paper.  It's not that hard, even if you aren't a great writer. It's actually just a LIST.  Stuff you've done - embellished with useful keywords you get from the advertisement itself.

Where do you collect all this information.  Well first you brainstorm. Then you look through your files of information (old check stubs, etc.) to collect up the names and addresses of people you worked for, company addresses, and then you sit down and make lists.

You are going to do two things first:

1) Make yourself a bare basic resume - a template for other resumes you'll tweak

2) Make yourself a cover letter - a summary of your resume - also a template you'll tweak  

You'll need a few things...Microsoft Word (or another common word processor) on your computer, a printer, and some quality paper and envelopes. Internet access is a must as well these days. Make sure your printer ink is full and not fading away.

Once you get that figured out, you customize each resume and letter for each company you send it to. That's going to take some research as well - addresses and names of the department you'd like to work for. Google is your friend! No, there is no magic easy approach.  It takes time and research to do it right - but the better you commit yourself to doing a great job on the resume - the faster you'll find your dream job.  So let's get started!