What Does Your Resume Say About You?

I admire those who sincerely try to create their own resume. I only urge those who have tried and are unable to do so, seek the help of a professional writer. But, keep in mind they don't work for free, so you should be prepared to pay a fee. Fees vary between writers. Nonetheless, you should be satisfied with the end product with a certain level of free edits. In the end your resume should have a professional look to it. The biggest opportunity I see with job candidates is f...ormatting issues and failing to show their true value. Daily tasks are listed instead of achievements or accomplishments. Employers already know what tasks the position holds. What you need to show is how you stand out from the rest, why they should choose you instead of the next person. Many people (especially those with long work histories) find it hard to "big" themselves up or show how valuable they are as an employee and hurt themselves in the end. That's why we're here to help! If that's you, seek the advice of a professional to get yourself started. You'll be glad you did! Free critiques available and don't forget to visit our Facebook page "The Run-Away Resume".