Learn to Write a Killer Resume


 

If you click the link, it will take you to the course I developed to help you learn how to write a killer resume. 

Yes, it is easier to have someone write your resume for you.  It's also more expensive, especially if you want a professional resume that will land interviews! Using my method that you will learn in my online course, you can do this yourself, even if you've never written a resume before!

Why learn how to write your own resume?

  1. You need to be ready to quickly and easily identify your key skills and explain what you can do for an employer in a concise way in interviews
  2. You need to customize your resume for different applications for positions you desire
  3. You will need a cover letter for each application, and that letter also needs to be customized to address the needs and requirements of the employer 

In previous posts, I have provided some advice on reading and replying to job postings. 

It is VITAL that you understand what the employer is seeking, what their needs are, and you MUST show them how you and only you can satisfy their needs and meet their requirements. 

If you follow my course, you will learn how to develop Accomplishment Statements that will provide all the information you will need to match your skills and competencies to the qualifications required for role. 

The course is laid out step by step, with worksheets, videos, examples and most importantly - you get two 1/2 hour one-on-one sessions to review your resume and to prepare for interviews!

The course has been priced at a very affordable level so nobody will miss out due to budget.

I provide guidance and answer questions as you progress and the dedicated sessions provide meaningful and useful feedback that you can apply immediately. 

If you want to check out the course, there is some free content you can use right away. 

So, what are you waiting for? Click here and check it out today!








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