Professional resume editor at your service

I edit and create resumes, CVs, and cover letters. I have edited lots of resumes and been successful in assisting clients in securing interviews for their dream jobs. I have experience across a wide variety of industries, but if you work in a highly specialized field, it's best to touch base with me before ordering to ensure I'm the best fit for your needs.

My services include:

1) Content editing (grammar, style, etc.)

2) Format editing

3) ATS Optimization

4) Have detailed details concerning interactions.
It seems intuitive, but when you add your contact information, it's easy to make errors. Make sure you're using a professional email address and that your name, city and state of residence, and phone number are all right.

5) Construct an argument with a compelling description.
I have stopped the old-fashioned target with a resume. Instead, create a brief overview that shows the reader in less than six complete lines of text what you are capable of doing with them. Consider this your "elevator pitch" to recruiters, a quick and sweet description of your strengths. Start by acknowledging yourself as an expert.

6) Build a Keyword-based Skills Section.
Read the job description and choose the appropriate qualifications that complement your own. These are the keywords that you can use in the segment on skills. We will also give you ideas for expertise that you can use. See our How to Write the Ideal Resume Skills Section post for more tips.

7)Knowing what to leave out.
There's nothing too personal to share, including your marital status, or whether you have kids (or pets). Employers, similarly, would not benefit from knowing your religious or political affiliations. Do not include your social security number, and abstain from exchanging references until the work posting demands it, which could come later.

Work Terms

Pay per task or milestone
Clear working terms and objectives