First impressions are important when it comes to a job search and your resume is often just that.

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But writing a resume can be confusing and time-consuming.  ​It's hard to know the best format and key elements to include.  Unfortunately, not updating your resume means you'll continue using an old version, which can be an outdated, unappealing document that doesn't truly reflect your style or include your skills and abilities. 

 

Whether you're looking for a new role now or just want to stay current, having a modern, updated resume is an important element of today's competitive, brand-focused market. 

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What should be included on a resume?

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It's hard to know what companies and recruiters are looking for, or what they notice on a resume -- and why they keep reading yours, or toss it in the "no" pile.

 

Your resume needs to include all of the basics plus key elements relevant to the role, while also showcasing your professional brand.

 

A clear, engaging, authentic and data-heavy resume can make the difference between getting a call and getting a decline letter. 

 

I've helped countless candidates reformat resumes over the years as a recruiter and career coach and I truly enjoy the process because I know how important it is for a candidate's first impression. 

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Put your resume in the hands of an expert, saving time, avoiding frustration and improving your chances for success. We'll discuss improvements and after our call you'll receive a customized summary and recommendations after the discussion.​​