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| In today's job market, hiring managers receive 300-500
resumes for each open position. Thirty seconds is about
all it takes for an employer to decide to place you in the "call
for interview" stack or not. On average, ten candidates will
be called for an interview. What does it take to get your
resume in the top 10? |
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| TunaRez employs its Four-Point Resume System, designed in
conjunction with feedback from IT hiring managers (see
their comments about our approach), to produce truly effective
job search results. After 10 years experience in IT consulting
-- the business of hiring and getting IT people hired -- the
founders of TunaRez bring a proven approach of professional
resume writing that gets noticed. With a decade of IT employment
and software development experience, TunaRez brings its unique
blend of "techie understanding" and "behind-the-scenes insight"
to give our clients an edge they can't get anywhere else. |
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| The TunaRez Four-Point Resume System
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| 1 -- "Above The Fold" Priority.
With only thirty seconds to "grab their attention", the first
step is providing a dynamic and strong introduction of you to
the hiring manager. A technology overview that enables quick
assessment of your experience is critical. We'll lead with your
strengths and ensure a powerful overview that engages the reader
to read on. |
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| 2 -- Presentation. The "look
and feel" of your resume, its visual impact, represents a significant
factor in establishing the reader's impression of your professionalism.
The importance of this point is often overlooked. Ensuring that
your resume has a sharp format, is smartly organized and is
easy to absorb demonstrates respect to the reader. In today's
market, this can be the difference between the average resume
and one in the top ten. |
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| 3 - Mechanics. The reality is
spelling counts, as does grammar and sentence structure. But
it's not about making your 6th grade English teacher happy;
it's about keeping the reader's attention and maintaining their
confidence in your abilities. Careless errors and poorly written
material needlessly undermine your professionalism and distracts
the reader. |
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| 4 - Impact. Technology professionals
usually have very content-rich resumes, but how you say something
is as important as what you say. Your resume must engage the
reader. Providing them with a simple list of duties and responsibilities
will not set you apart. Active verbs, solid transitional phrases,
interesting sentence structure all help to increase readability
and depth to your message. Adding soft skills and accomplishments
build confidence for the reader -- giving them a broader sense
of who you are as a professional. |
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| See what a difference a professionally written resume from
TunaRez can make in your confidence level and your results.
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Technology isn't our "specialty" - It's
Our Business.
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With TunaRez' Professional Resume
Writing service, you'll get:
- Final version of your "Tuned" Resume with
no hassle - Not a draft, the final version. No
long phone calls or multiple emails. No trying to explain
the difference between JavaScript & JavaBeans.
- Two versions of your Tuned Resume
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The Presentation Format
is a high quality, MS Word 2000 document -- visually
appealing and with high impact. This format is
best used when submitting your resume as an attachment
or for printing. It is also suitable for scanning.
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The ASCII/Text Format is
a .txt document that is well formatted but contains
only ASCII characters, eliminating the graphics component
of the Presentation Format. The Text Format is
best used when your resume should be pasted into forms
-- allowing the best possible visual presentation in
a forms environment.
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