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by ann777
There are many employment agencies (Temporary / Contract / Contract-to-hire, etc.) that will interview with you, take your resume and make suggestions. They usually do not charge you anything; the employer pays to have these people go through andfind prospective staff for them.
Otherwise, go to your local public college or high school and see what advice they offer... or a public library.
by bbedwards
by timwalsh
by bbedwards
It depends on what you mean by "a lot" of money. One person might be willing to pay several hundred dollars for such a review. Others may think anything above a dime is too much. Nonetheless, here are some options.
FREE Resume Review Service:
http://www.mreverett.com/Resume%20Review.htm
NMRT Resume Review Service:
http://www.ala.org/nmrt/resrev.html
Free Confidential Resume Review:
http://www.executive-resume-writing.com/review.html
Resume Review:
http://www.execsearches.com/exec/ResumeReviewForm.asp
Vault:
http://www.vault.com/careerservices/careerservices.jsp
By the way, the first two answers offered good advice.
And, of course, REMOVE SPACES from the pasted URLs.
by bbedwards
by bbedwards
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