Packages

Do you need the basics of what your new job is looking for when applying? Do you need a simple resume and an in-depth CV? If so, this is the perfect package for you.

Resume

The purpose of a resume is to deliver a summary of your skills, abilities, and accomplishments. It is a rapid advertisement of who you are and what you have done. It is a “snapshot” of you with the expectations of apprehending and highlighting interests and being granted the interview.

CV (Curriculum Vitae)

Curriculum Vitae, more commonly referred to by its shorthand abbreviation CV (a Latin term meaning course of life) goes above and beyond a mention of education and work experience and often lists—in thoughtful detail—your achievements, awards, honors, and publications. Unlike a resume, which is rarely longer than two pages, the CV can be two, six, or 12 pages—depending on your professional achievements. A CV is in-depth and gives more than a “snapshot.”

Jump start your career in the right direction with our Professional Package deal. This package entails everything you need to get your “sales message” across to the prospective employees, to a cohesive, reliable biography about your work history. This package is our most popular service. If you’re looking for a one-stop-shop item, then look no more.

Resume

The purpose of a resume is to deliver a summary of your skills, abilities, and accomplishments. It is a rapid advertisement of who you are and what you have done. It is a “snapshot” of you with the expectations of apprehending and highlighting interests and being granted the interview.

CV (Curriculum Vitae)

Curriculum Vitae, more commonly referred to by its shorthand abbreviation CV (a Latin term meaning course of life) goes above and beyond a mention of education and work experience and often lists—in thoughtful detail—your achievements, awards, honors, and publications. Unlike a resume, which is rarely longer than two pages, the CV can be two, six, or 12 pages—depending on your professional achievements. A CV is in-depth and gives more than a “snapshot.”

Cover Letter

A cover letter is a robust personal communication between a prospective employer and the job applicant. This is the first letter you to an employer, and it should be supplemented by an impressive resume. The cover letter should leave the organization with a sharp impression of your credentials, goals, accomplishments and should entice the reader to review your resume.

Biography Long/Short

Choose either a long or short bio that will capture your “elevator pitch.” Networking sites have put a significant spotlight on the value of a well-written profile piece. In the past, the primary uses for a professional biography were mainly in demand for white-collar positions. Today, this has changed dramatically, and job seekers, employers, as well as professionals at all levels, use their profile snapshots on FaceBook and LinkedIn as a means to self-promote what they bring to the table.

Revamp Social Media Link(s)

Up to two social medias re-written to portray your triumphs, assets, and accomplishments and work history in the best light, targeting key SEO buzzwords.

Includes everything that the Professional Package has, but at a discounted rate.

Resume

The purpose of a resume is to deliver a summary of your skills, abilities, and accomplishments. It is a rapid advertisement of who you are and what you have done. It is a “snapshot” of you with the expectations of apprehending and highlighting interests and being granted the interview.

CV (Curriculum Vitae)

Curriculum Vitae, more commonly referred to by its shorthand abbreviation CV (a Latin term meaning course of life) goes above and beyond a mention of education and work experience and often lists—in thoughtful detail—your achievements, awards, honors, and publications. Unlike a resume, which is rarely longer than two pages, the CV can be two, six, or 12 pages—depending on your professional achievements. A CV is in-depth and gives more than a “snapshot.”

Cover Letter

A cover letter is a robust personal communication between a prospective employer and the job applicant. This is the first letter you to an employer, and it should be supplemented by an impressive resume. The cover letter should leave the organization with a sharp impression of your credentials, goals, accomplishments and should entice the reader to review your resume.

Biography Long/Short

Choose either a long or short bio that will capture your “elevator pitch.” Networking sites have put a significant spotlight on the value of a well-written profile piece. In the past, the primary uses for a professional biography were mainly in demand for white-collar positions. Today, this has changed dramatically, and job seekers, employers, as well as professionals at all levels, use their profile snapshots on FaceBook and LinkedIn as a means to self-promote what they bring to the table.

Revamp Social Media Link(s)

Up to two social medias re-written to portray your triumphs, assets, and accomplishments and work history in the best light, targeting key SEO buzzwords.

Make your next move, your best move of the year. With this package deal, you will get everything you need to stand out in a crowded room amongst the pool of candidates. Our team of writers will create the perfect career package for you. This is a one-stop-shop deal. Don’t miss out. Contact us today.

Resume

The purpose of a resume is to deliver a summary of your skills, abilities, and accomplishments. It is a rapid advertisement of who you are and what you have done. It is a “snapshot” of you with the expectations of apprehending and highlighting interests and being granted the interview.

CV (Curriculum Vitae)

Curriculum Vitae, more commonly referred to by its shorthand abbreviation CV (a Latin term meaning course of life) goes above and beyond a mention of education and work experience and often lists—in thoughtful detail—your achievements, awards, honors, and publications. Unlike a resume, which is rarely longer than two pages, the CV can be two, six, or 12 pages—depending on your professional achievements. A CV is in-depth and gives more than a “snapshot.”

Cover Letter

A cover letter is a robust personal communication between a prospective employer and the job applicant. This is the first letter you to an employer, and it should be supplemented by an impressive resume. The cover letter should leave the organization with a sharp impression of your credentials, goals, accomplishments and should entice the reader to review your resume.

Biography Long/Short

Choose either a long or short bio that will capture your “elevator pitch.” Networking sites have put a significant spotlight on the value of a well-written profile piece. In the past, the primary uses for a professional biography were mainly in demand for white-collar positions. Today, this has changed dramatically, and job seekers, employers, as well as professionals at all levels, use their profile snapshots on FaceBook and LinkedIn as a means to self-promote what they bring to the table.

Revamp Social Media Link(s)

Up to three social medias re-written to portray your triumphs, assets, and accomplishments and work history in the best light, targeting key SEO buzzwords.

Edit Portfolio

Do you have a portfolio?

This is a commonly asked question. But how many of us can say we have a strong and error-free portfolio? Here at Resume-Advantage, we want to take that burden away. We know that an elevator pitch is just as important as your portfolio and we want to take your material to the next level. Hire us.

Professional Consult

Our consultants work with all types of organizations and industry sectors, including technology, marketing, and non-profits. Resume-Advantage consultants work as independent contractors and often working for several different clients at a time. Our professional services provide excellent advice and direction. The benefits of hiring Resume-Advantage, as a consultant will allow the individuals to access information at a deeper level than those who do not.