Take a look at the OLD resume below for a Sales Representative.  What do you notice first, second and third - does this person sound like a Sales Representative or Personnel/HR Representative?  This person was working as a Sales Representative but had only been able to land sales positions in the $20,000 range with the OLD resume.

Now scroll down to the NEW resume which landed a position at $40,000 ... does it create a much stronger image of this person as a Sales Representative?  Of these two resumes if you could only call one person for an interview, whom would you call?  Who do you think you would pay more $ to.  WARNING -- If you are merely copying sections of resumes without understanding the 7 Critical Steps described on the ProvenResumes.com home page, then you will not achieve this kind of success.  Click here to return to the Master-Resume-Writer.com home page for more tips!!

 

Take a look at the OLD resume below for an Automatic Machine Mechanic.  What do you notice first, second and third?  What salary range would you put this person at -- most people say around $20,000.  However, this person only received one interview for $5/hour when in reality he had already been making $40,000.  He was desperate to get back to his old salary after 3 months of landing no interviews which with no income was eating up his and his wife's life savings.  Within 2 weeks of using the new resume he was flown to California, interviewed and hired at $46,000 and the company paid full moving expenses for him.  Looking at his NEW resume below ... you can see the dramatic change in his image ... this dramatic change was a result of following the 7 Critical Steps outlined on the ProvenResumes.com home page.  WARNING -- If you are merely copying sections of resumes without understanding the 7 Critical Steps then you will not achieve this kind of success.  Click here to return to the Master-Resume-Writer.com home page for more tips!!