How To get A Job With A Resume ~ Jimmy Hall (404-580-1501)

People often need work, whether a career-oriented position that they are passionate about, or just a job to pay the bills until something better comes along. The question is, how to get a job with a resume. Answer: You don't; you get INTERVIEWS with resumes - which is exactly what you should want to do.

The whole purpose of a resume (and the resume writer writing it) is to get your foot into the door of a potential employer, and to be able to explain your potential worth to the company or organization. A resume is a great tool to concisely detail one's skills, experience, education, background, and a brief bio or picture of their life thus far. 

As far as the big picture goes, ideal resumes will set the best job applicants apart from the rest of the field or pool of applicants. Resumes should be accurate representations of the applicants potential, based upon their past and present histories in many specific position-related areas. The morality and ethics of the applicant should also shine through.

Most resumes are initially scanned for a period of about 20-30 seconds. Yes, you read it right, about half a minute. Therefore, it is vital that the resume writer or resume writers prepare neat, concise, informative, and appealing resumes that make the reader want to learn more.

You see, the resume presented is actually the first test or task the job-seeker completes for the company. That's right. Although the company or organization knows that most people hire resume writers to organize and prepare their resumes, they also know that the applicant alone is solely responsible for the final resume through their decisions in hiring the right writer(s) and what to provide and not provide them in the way of information and instructions. Understand?

In this sense, every job-seeker must also be a resume delegator or resume writer, in addition to whatever other specialty they want to provide an employer. It is a big deal! "How to get a job with a resume" is to get interviews via a great resume, by a good writer.

~ Jimmy Hall is owner of Jimmy Hall Writing Services (404-580-1501), and writes professional resumes for all levels of employment.