What Does Your Resume Cost
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What is the Real Cost of Your Resume?
Summary:
Wondering if a professionally written resume is worth the investment? Read on to find out.
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Writing your own resume might seem like a good idea if:
- You excel at writing.
- You have strong grammar and spelling skills.
- You're familiar with telegraphic writing style, avoiding personal pronouns and articles.
- You're proficient in MS Word.
- You stay updated on industry trends.
- You understand effective resume layout and design.
- You know what information to include and what to leave out.
- You can dedicate several days to research, preparation, writing, and editing.
For many, time and resources are limited, making it challenging to craft an effective resume. Surprisingly, hiring a professional resume writer can actually save you money.
Here’s why:
Imagine you're recently unemployed, earning an annual salary of $34,000. Each week out of work means losing $653.85 in potential income. The average American remains unemployed for 18 weeks, which could result in a loss of $11,769.30.
Clients who've used my resume writing services typically secure jobs within 5 weeks, saving over $8,500!
Consider this analogy:
I can change my car's tires or oil, but replacing the transmission is beyond me. A mechanic, equipped with the right tools and expertise, can do it efficiently. Attempting it myself could take weeks and might not even be successful, ultimately costing more time and money.
Next time you question the expense of a professional resume, ask yourself, "What is the real cost of my resume?"
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