Resume Design:  Tips and Templates

You need a resume.  It’s a standard career document.  In our business, the resume is a necessary input, and we’ve worked with a bagillion of them.  As a result, we have obtained a tremendous amount of experience distinguishing between resumes that work well for accounting and finance jobs, and those that do not.  Armed with these tips and templates below, you will be on your way to having a resume that gets better results.  In fact, we know from testimonials that this information has helped a great number of professionals like you. 

RESUME TIPS	RESUME TEMPLATES
A Stronger Resume Will Increase Your Odds   Choosing the Best Resume Format  Ten Keys to a Dynamite Resume  Beefing Up an Anemic Resume  The Dangers of Resume Overkill	Resume 1  (Enhanced Chronological format),  PDF file Resume 1  (Enhanced Chronological format),  MS Word file
	Resume 2  (Enhanced Chronological format),  PDF file Resume 2  (Enhanced Chronological format),  MS Word file
	Resume 3  (Enhanced Chronological format),  PDF file Resume 3  (Enhanced Chronological format),  MS Word file
	Resume 4  (Enhanced Chronological format),  PDF file Resume 4  (Enhanced Chronological format),  MS Word file
	Resume 5  (Chronological format),  PDF file Resume 5  (Chronological format),  MS Word file
	Resume 6  (Combination format),  PDF file Resume 6  (Combination format),  MS Word file

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1.      Prompt follow-up and honest feedback from one of our recruiting managers;

2.      Input regarding prospective job / employer information;and

3.      A significant amount of additional practical guidance that you can use in:

a.       Interview Preparation

b.       Career Decisions

c.       Job Transition