(If you have more than two years of professional experience, please go to our Professional Resume Service)
RESUME FOCUSOne of the biggest flaws your resume can have is a lack of focus. Although you are just entering the job market, you should at least have a particular career category in which you are interested (ex. Marketing or Customer Service). Your entry-level resume must reflect the keywords and concepts utilized by that profession. If you want to apply for multiple types of jobs, you should have different resumes for each job type according to skill sets necessary. As an entry-level applicant, you are selling your potential more than your past. You want to show that you are articulate, professional and driven. A clear, targeted résumé lets the reader know you are committed, focused and resolute. |
RESUME PROCESS1. Order resume/cover letter 2. Complete telephone interview 3. Writing takes three days* 4. Receive resume as MS Word file 5. We revise until 100% satisfied 6. Network, Network, Succeed !
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RESUME STYLEUsually a one-page resume with reverse-chronological formatting. Resume highlights all outstanding educational accomplishments, internships, and any relevant professional experience. Very concise style with assertive “soft skills” being extremely important. Most entry-level resumes list education before professional experience and are written in a short, staccato style. Strong action verbs and unique details of professional persona create compelling prose aimed at maximizing the reader's interest. |