We have prepared resumes for thousands of executives including those in COO, CFO, CIO, CTO, CMO and CEO roles. Many of our clients have been employed by large organizations such as the World Bank, General Motors, General Electric, Walmart, and Phillip Morris to name a
Yes! We’ve been in the resume preparation services business since 1996, and at this point, a very major part of our business is servicing our existing family of clients. Many of our clients have been with us through every step of their careers! Please consider
Michelle Dumas manages and collaborates with the Distinctive Career Services writing team. She is not currently available for one-on-one writing projects with clients. But, if you are interested in benefitting from Michelle's resume writing expertise, you may book a consulting call with her. [cp_popup
It’s possible, depending on your background and the objectives, and provided that you have cover letters that are specifically written for each objective. But, if your multiple career objectives are in completely different areas, more than one resume will be necessary. We can help you
That depends. While our client base is global, our resumes are written in English only, and are prepared in a US/Canadian style. Resume/CV styles vary throughout the world. Before hiring us, ask yourself these two questions: 1. Will a resume written in English (American spelling)
If you are truly changing careers (e.g. going from IT into nursing or teaching into sales), you will need a resume that is specially prepared for such situations. Career change resumes require strategic, outside-the-box thinking about best showcasing the transferable skills you will bring to
Yes, we can help! It is important that your resume is written properly to avoid pigeon-holing you for the industries you previously worked in. If you will be doing the same type of work in a different industry (e.g. sporting goods sales vs. car sales)
It’s very important that your resume be written with your career goal clearly in mind. Sometimes searching a job board and conducting additional research can help you determine a direction. If you prefer more one-on-one help, we can refer you to a career coach, and then
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