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Has anyone had a professional resume written lately? Were you happy with it? Not happy?
Any suggestions? Referrals?
I have written my own and paid to have them done.
I honestly think I got more responses with my own.
@Anonymous wrote:I have written my own and paid to have them done.
I honestly think I got more responses with my own.
If things were a bit different right now, I'd do the same, but with all the craziness going on...bathroom restoration, physical therapy on my shoulders & just trying to take care of things around my place (yard work, painting & such) to do my refi...I know I'm just too exhauseted to do it correctly
For one of the few times in my life, I have more money than time. (normally, it's not enough of either!)
@BungalowMo wrote:Has anyone had a professional resume written lately? Were you happy with it? Not happy?
Any suggestions? Referrals?
My wife and I have both worked with a career advisor, whose services were very much worth the money we paid her. This advisor did help us with résumé writing, but that was only a small portion of what she did; first she spent considerable time helping us think through larger strategic goals before drilling down to tactical matters such as the résumé. The service of writing a résumé alone would, I think, be of limited value by itself.
Well, since I just found out that the contract I'm working under has lost several attempts to win their bidding war, and my position will end any time after August 31, I need the quickest and best solution to help me find another job. I have a lot of monthly bills to pay and I'm the only one paying them. Time is not on my side.
Bungalo Mo - sorry to read about your contract ending.
My ex does Executive Recruiting - he suggested get the pencil to the paper and do it yourself. Post resume on monster, dice if technical, careerbuilder (I don't know if that is a hot one for your area, VA).
How's your networking? I mention this because I got my last two consecutive jobs through networking, someone knew someone. Close the deal by telling your future employer what they want to hear!
Did you graduate from a university? If so, you may try contacting their career services department. Many schools will help alumni loooong after they graduate for free.
@Anonymous wrote:Did you graduate from a university? If so, you may try contacting their career services department. Many schools will help alumni loooong after they graduate for free.
Thanks for the tip, but no, I didn't graduate from a university. I did find a service I decided to use & they did a wonderful job. If I didn't have so much going on right now & if I wasn't in such of a time crunch, I may have been able to come up with something stellar on my own, but these days...that was just not happening.
Bungalow, best of luck finding a new job. I just moved to S. Miami to attend school, so I'm now in need of a new job too.
@DI wrote:Bungalow, best of luck finding a new job. I just moved to S. Miami to attend school, so I'm now in need of a new job too.
Thanks DI !! Good luck to you as well on the job hunting saga! ![]()
I'm just hoping that everything falls into place for my refi on my mortgage too.
I have been so patient.....got util down around 26%, got the okay for all 3 cra's to remove the 90-day, 6 yo score killer from sallie mae to be removed, dropped off EX & the other 2 are like snails. My old mortgage gal is at a new company & my mtg agent just refi'd with her with NO new appraisal! (I need that) I just want to get this done before my job ends!!! I have all the stubs they need, but I can't wait until late September! Might have to pull the trigger when even one more cra drops sallie.