Resume Writing Services

Whether you are looking for your first job or trying to make a career change, the process starts with your resume. This one document can make or break your chances of getting a job interview.

A well-crafted, keyword optimized resume increases your chances of being contacted regarding opportunities that fit your experise, salary expectations and career goals.

So, what is it that recruiters want to see?

A professional resume summary provides a convincing snapshot of your skills and experience is favored by recruiters. Keep in mind that you have limited space on a resume, so you will need to be selective about what you want to emphasize. The main goal is to ‘hook’ the reader, providing encouragement to keep reading and to contact you. Strategic keywords will determine whether or not you are invited for an interview.

Let's start with resume formats:

Reverse chronological resume format - most popular resume format and is ideal for people with plenty of work experience that is relevant to the role which they are seeking.
Functional/skills-based resume format – if you lack relevant work experience because you are a student/recent graduate, or you are looking to make a career change, the skills-based format is a good choice.
Combination resume format – can be a great choice if you have a diverse set of skills and work experiences that you feel are relevant to the desired role.

The first thing a most recruiters notices is the layout of your resume. Does it look organized or cluttered? Is it too short or too long? Is it boring and ignorable, or does it scream out “Read me!”?

Consider your layout when beginning your resume. There are some general layout principles that apply no matter where and with whom you are applying for work.

Basic Layout Mush Haves:

1. One page in length (max three).

2. Clear section headings.

3. Ample white-space, especially around the margins.

4. Easy-to-read font.

Must Have On Resume:

The most important sections for a resume are: