QUESTION: Would you please share some of your favorite resume writing and job search resources?
Edwina Martindale
Many job search resources are job-specific; Google niche job boards in your field. Be careful choosing online resume writing help; many just want to draw you into paying them and their free information is often substandard or even incorrect. My go-to reference is Modernize Your Resume by W. Enelow & L. Kursmark. Reputable online job boards also offer resume help: LinkedIn, Indeed, etc.
Grant Cooper, Strategic Resumes & Business Plans
The website of the National Resume Writers’ Association is an outstanding resource for both career professionals and the job-seeking public, precisely because it maintains uncompromising standards. Information on the site is generated through a non-profit, volunteer, member-driven organizational structure whose mission emphasizes industry research, professionalism, excellence, and best practices
Laura Slawson, The Creative Advantage Freelance Writing Service, LLC
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