When your car is broken, you go to a mechanic, 

When you are sick, you go to a doctor, 

When you need a legal document, you go to a lawyer, 

And when you need a resume…do you do it yourself??? 

Your resume is a document that represents the sum of your work experience and ability—essentially You on paper, to your next potential employer.  Unless you are a resume expert, perhaps you should reconsider doing it yourself. It doesn’t mean you aren’t capable, it just isn’t something you do very often, and probably do not have insider knowledge of. 

There are wide variety of reasons your resume can fail to get the attention you deserve for a job you are qualified for. Melanie Hamon of CareerCoach Pro will help you avoid those pitfalls by accurately representing you on paper, helping you to best position yourself to targeted employers, and ensuring the look and feel of your resume draws the readers attention to your most relevant qualifications. 

A former corporate recruiter, Melanie has read thousands of resumes and knows which ones make it to the next step and why. She is an honors English graduate of U.C. Irvine, with professional writing and editing experience. Additionally, she has experience working in many different industries and recruiting and creating resumes for a wide variety of professions.