http://careerresumehelp.com/is-there-a-professional-resume-writing-service-in-the-nashville-area Craft Your Resume & Get Your Dream Job Tue, 13 Mar 2012 20:12:58 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://careerresumehelp.com/is-there-a-professional-resume-writing-service-in-the-nashville-area/comment-page-1#comment-49 Princess Diddy Mon, 09 Nov 2009 21:28:29 +0000 http://careerresumehelp.com/is-there-a-professional-resume-writing-service-in-the-nashville-area#comment-49 My biggest advice is to NOT use those companies. They charge you a few hundred dollars, and honestly, they create the worst, hardest to read resumes, which will probably hinder your job search. I appreciate you are busy, but you will get that much more value out of just writing the resume yourself. In all honesty, the content of the resume is more important than the format. Regardless of how much you earn, you can still use a standard word template (in fact I would actually strongly suggest you do), with as little ruffles and lace as possible! Clean lines and not clutter. As content is most important, do you really think it makes any sense that you trust someone who has not done your job to write up your resume? Also, I see too many people who struggle to speak through their own resume. If you write it yourself, you will know it inside out, giving you an edge on other candidates. If you need an example of "standard' format, just send me a message and I'll be able to send you a few links or write up an example. I have seen people lose jobs, because of this. Employers thought it was a poor idea commercially and financially, and they established that the potential employee was lazy. If you are who they want for the job, it will be for your past experiences, charisma, lateral thinking....not the font of your resume. Good luck! P My biggest advice is to NOT use those companies. They charge you a few hundred dollars, and honestly, they create the worst, hardest to read resumes, which will probably hinder your job search.
I appreciate you are busy, but you will get that much more value out of just writing the resume yourself. In all honesty, the content of the resume is more important than the format. Regardless of how much you earn, you can still use a standard word template (in fact I would actually strongly suggest you do), with as little ruffles and lace as possible! Clean lines and not clutter.
As content is most important, do you really think it makes any sense that you trust someone who has not done your job to write up your resume? Also, I see too many people who struggle to speak through their own resume. If you write it yourself, you will know it inside out, giving you an edge on other candidates.
If you need an example of “standard’ format, just send me a message and I’ll be able to send you a few links or write up an example.
I have seen people lose jobs, because of this. Employers thought it was a poor idea commercially and financially, and they established that the potential employee was lazy.
If you are who they want for the job, it will be for your past experiences, charisma, lateral thinking….not the font of your resume.
Good luck!
P

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