Resume Writer Matthew Greene

A Better Resume
for Hard Times

Is your resume good enough for hard times? When the job market is tough, all resumes need to be better and stronger.

Hiring never stops. It has continued during every economic slowdown, downturn, recession and depression. But more and more job seekers are applying for fewer jobs. Will YOU be among those who will be hired?

To any recruiter, you are only as good as your resume makes you. So, how well are you selling yourself on paper – in your resume and cover letter? Are you presenting your value as strongly as you should? Do you come across as someone who should be interviewed and hired? Can you compete in today's job market?

In any pile of 50-100 or more applications, a "basic" or traditional or home-made resume won't impress because recruiters want you to address their specific needs. Only a skilled writer knows how to do this because resume professionals have taken years to fine-tune their craft.

Like most people, you have probably studied one or more sample resumes to see how others have done it – to try to save money by doing it yourself. But how much can you learn or copy or adapt from someone else's resume? Very little! First, your information and work history are NEVER the same. Second, you can't tell what additional data was included or left out, downplayed, and so on. Third, sample resumes do NOT reveal their construction and writing secrets to you. You see, it took a lot of thought and effort to create a "perfect" or winning resume!

Resume writing is an art. To beat the competition for fewer jobs, your resume has to be carefully designed, written, and presented. Good resume writing is the art of effective presentation. Very few people can do this because it is seldom easy!

To be successful, you must FOCUS your job search. What are you looking for? What is or are your most realistic option(s)? The more specific you can be, the more focused and successful your resume and job search will be. The hardest job to find -not the easiest- is what anxious job seekers refer to as "any job". As Yogi Berra has correctly pointed out: "If you don't know where you're going, you'll end up somewhere else." Either nowhere or in some McJob that pays you much less than you're worth!

The cost of having your resume revamped, improved, redesigned, or rewritten by top resume writer Matthew Greene is highly affordable! Only $95 or $135 or $175 or -for senior executives- $200 - $325. That is very, very little to pay for a customized resume that helps to get you hired. Nowadays, a professionally-written resume has become a "must have".

Let Matthew Greene assist you as he has been doing since 1984. Greene delivers superior quality resumes and cover letters for a very reasonable fee. He will help you succeed in these uncertain times.

Don't wait. Act NOW!