Resume Writer
Let’s face it times change and so does the need for your resume. We have the solution, Resume Writer from Resume2Hire.com. Adept Resources has partnered with Resume 2 Hire to provide you with an easy to use resume builder tool that is easy to use and keeps you up to date with all the newest features for building a great Job-Winning Resume.
If you have strong skills and work experience but it is time to make some adjustments you might need a resume makeover.
Check out “what’s in and what’s out” info below and then try the Resume 2 Hire Resume Writer, an easy-to-use tool that gives you everything you need to build a cutting-edge resume: From there your resume is sent immediately to a certified professional resume writer who will personally draft you a quality resume.
1. In: Resumes that are easy on the eyes.
“I don’t have time to read through each resume and search for the important points. They need to jump out at me,” says Mike Earley, vice president of resource management at MyWire, a media aggregation site. Earley says hot resumes are organized with bullet points, not paragraphs, and have enough white space to look clean and visually interesting.
Out: Resumes that are “grey or plain,” with large chunks of unbroken text that require recruiters to slow down. Chances are they won’t take the time.
2. In: A customized resume. Tailor every resume you send out for the job you’re seeking.
With Resume Builder you can create as many resumes as you want. Expert advice shows you the best way to customize your resume.
Out: A cookie-cutter approach: same resume for every job. These were from the days before home computers, when changing a resume was a really big deal.
3. In: Selling yourself. The best way to do this, Earley says, is through quantifying your accomplishments. “When describing what you did on a job, be sure to include the results. Your accomplishments are key,” says Earley. For instance, if you’re an office manager, don’t just say you “organized a system to track outside vendors.” Conclude with a real result, like “reduced operating costs by one-third.”
Out: Not being your own best marketing and sales department. “Gone are the days of just listing job titles and responsibilities,” says Leslie Sokol, co-author of “Think Confident, Be Confident.”
4. In: Using LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and other social and professional networking sites to share your resume.
Out: Not being up-to-date with social networking.
It is never easy getting started on reworking your resume. But by following these ins and outs will make your resume shine.
Getting started with Resume Writer is easy as 1-2-3!
