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Your resume writer is juuuust about ready to get to work cooking up a stellar resume just for you.

But first we need some basic information about your work history.

Use the form below to upload your existing resume, paste links to job postings of interest, and provide some insights on your career goals.

Don’t worry about crafting detailed or elegant answers, and skip any questions that don’t seem useful or relevant. Just jot down the basics and we’ll take it from there!

On your phone? Need to finish this later? No problem. Click the submit button at the bottom of the page to save your work, then grab this link and come back at your convenience.

Your existing resume
Upload a copy of your existing resume, preferably in Microsoft Word .doc format.
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Accepted file types: docx, pdf, doc, Max. file size: 256 MB.
Job Postings
If possible, provide links to job postings that describe your target position. That way, your writer can make sure your resume is geared to your goals.
Job Target
The first step to writing an effective resume is identifying your job target. Where would you like to see your career go?
What type of job position are you seeking?
What industry are you targeting?
List 3 of the most important qualifications for this type of role
Your Personal Brand
Effective resumes convey a unified message about what makes you different and what you bring to the table.
Describe the key qualifications you most want a hiring manager to know you possess.
What sets you apart from other applicants?
What do you see as your greatest career accomplishments so far?
Work History
Chronological data about your past employment and work activities is the skeleton of a professional resume. Upload your existing resume. Or use the fields below to provide the basic, where-when-what of your work experience.
Company / Employer
City and State
Your Job Title
Years you held this position
What were your basic responsibilities in this job?
What were the greatest accomplishments you achieved in this position?
What benefits did you create for your employer through your work?
Numbers
The strongest contributors in a resume are quantifiable achievements. Brainstorm any ballpark estimates that quantify your work in this position–percentage of growth, reduction of work hours, amount of inventory.
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Your existing resume

Job Postings

Job Target

Your Personal Brand

Work History

Numbers