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Types of Resumes | Hints

The Entry-Level Resume: Are you a college student or recent graduate who needs a strong resume to help you gain entrance into the job market? Are you having trouble highlighting your qualifications and strengths as an academic achiever? To master the art of resume writing, you have to know the competitive landscape you are entering into. We have resume writers standing by with years of resume writing success for entry-level staff and new job seekers just as yourself. Creating the perfect resume from scratch is not an easy project, and knowing you can put your future in the hands of a professional resume service that already knows your targeted field can be quite an advantage.

The Professional Resume: Yes, we have all been there. Looking for a new job... wanting a career-change... tired of missing opportunity... As an experienced professional, you need a resume that is going to showcase your industry expertise, know-how, and ability to meet new challenges. We will provide you with a document that is guaranteed to land you interviews.

The Executive Resume: If you are an accomplished executive, there is no alternative to having a dynamic resume that will encompass all of your knowledge and corporate leadership experience. Our professional resume service is especially designed to bring out your most valued achievements while showing the recruiter that you are the one for the job!

Using Your Resume

Resume Hints: You can use the professional resume that was created for you with MS Word to create other fields for employment history, education, etc. To shift tables around in a resume document, highlight your cursor over the text in the table, then drag the arrow of the table that appears in the top-left-hand corner and release wherever you want the table to remain.

Keywords in Resume: Our resumes include key/buzz words and phrases that are used in today's job market as an industry standard. These are used to gain higher relevancy in Application Tracking Systems/Databases which recruiters use to scan your resume. You may change and edit all text to meet your individual needs in the future, but try to be industry-specific in your verbiage.

Saving/Converting Files: To save a file as Word Document, click File, Save As, and choose the destination and file name that you want. To save as PDF, click File, Save As (File Type PDF). You may have to download the compatibility pack from Microsoft to do this. To save as ASCII (Plain Text – Scan-Able) click on File, Save As (File Type Plain Text). This will convert your resume to a plain text version that is compatible with online job search websites.

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