On average, hiring managers scan individual resumes for fewer than 20 seconds before deciding the pile in which to place them. Get a professionally written resume.

 

After your resume is written the way you wish it to appear you can create an account and post your resume  at no cost so employers searching our database can find you.

 

A good resume or resume(s) are necessary to help you get a job. Most recruiters place resumes into 3 piles. Those that receive a not interested letter or email often referred to as a “Dear John or Dear Jane”. Those that will be further studied if a good candidate cannot be found in pile one. And pile one where the candidates meet most or all of the criteria in the position description.

 

What should your resume do for you?
	It must show your skills & experience and stand out from your competition.
Why an expert should write/rewrite your resume?
	In this competitive job market, a well written resume is essential to getting in front of employers. Each resume is glanced at to determine if it should be read in its entirety or just filed.
Why should you use RetiredBrains.com and CareerPerfect?
	CareerPerfect is the world's largest and most experienced resume writing service and has been helping job seekers get in front of employers for more than 25 years.

 

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Your resume is your primary marketing tool, your foot in the door and the lead element in any job campaign. If your resume does not command attention, while immediately highlighting your most sell-able attributes, your resume ends up filed in a dead end area. Get started now! 

 

Check to see if your current resume measures up.
1. Are you just listing your cell phone for contact?. One phone number is enough
2. Are you using clichés in your summary of experience description? Words like result-oriented, self-motivated, dynamic, team player, proven track record often will not get past the new resume scanning programs. Better to use words from the job description or posting.
3. Are you listing only the years in which your were employed and not the months?
4. If you were self employed were you specific with regard to the projects you worked on and did you include your client names if you have permission to do so?
5. Did you include anything other than name and dates of employment for jobs you had early in your career? Unless they are particularly relevant to the job you are applying for, don’t..
6. Did you include your familiarity with specialized software and newer programming platforms?
7. Did you include any volunteer work with non-profits or other charitable activities?