This book is great gives you the fundamentals of what you should include in a resume. The author gives ideas on how to approach the job description with examples of key words to use to describe how you can fill their job description. It informs the prospective employer as to what sets you apart from others and makes you the most qualified applicant.

I read this book because I’m in a mentoring program and our assignment for this week is to redo our resumes and cover letters. This information was very informative as well as my mentor has brushed up on some of the information explained. Some things I did see that were not accurate that my mentor explained. • everything should be in 18 font • name in bold font • cover letter: to whom it may concern should not be used instead use the company name or person for the job you are applying for. • cover letter: introduction should be catchy. Do not explain about “ oh as a young girl I have always dreamed of working here and doing this etc. your will get overlooked with the fact that they have over 200 other cover letters to view. Start by talking about what you can offer for this company. Your skills and why they should choose you for the job.

Quick and Simple. Rob provides the do’s and dont’s when writing a resume.

Nice book

This little book was extremely helpful. I haven't had to update my resume in many years and reading this booklet really helped me to find critical errors in my resume and gave me some ideas for writing a cover letter.

A way to put your resume writing drafts together quickly.

I’ve been out of the loop for a while It’s good to read and put together things about myself I forgot about ; ) Thank you

Very little help

I found this to be quite informative. However the link provided to the writer for additional help is not functional. So, 4 stars.

I liked the tips about rich text, but haven't tried yet, I like PDF. I don't agree with ever using "to whom it may concern", I would at least say HR Department and Re: the position. Things have changed over the years and I've learned quite alot lately. But I'd be willing to bet any books authored by this writer would be worth reading.