Resumes That Work
Is your resume working? If you are not getting interviews, then your resume isn't effective!
Here, you can get free advice on writing effective resumes. You can also get a free evaluation of your existing resume. We also offer no-nonsense assistance in writing resumes that work.
My name is Dr. Kempton Smith. I'm a retired hiring manager with over 25 years industrial experience in hiring tecnical, medical, and administrative staff. I know what works and what doesn't in writing resumes.
To submit your resume for evaluation, send it by email to resumes@wisear.com. You can also use this email addess to contact me. I offer no-nonsense, practical, and expert assistance in writing resumes that work.
Purpose of a Resume
The purpose of a resume is to get an interview! So a resume works if you get the interview.
Many job seekers and resume “experts” seem unclear about this. If you don’t understand that the purpose of the resume is to get an interview, it will be difficult for you to write a resume that works.
You don’t need to put every last detail of your employment history and experience into your resume. Save that for the job application form. Write just enough in your resume to entice the hiring manager to want to interview you.
And the purpose of the interview is to get the job. Simple, isn’t it?
Now that you know that the purpose of a resume is to get the interview, you can strive to write a resume that works.