Why Choose a Resume Writer?
writing a resume from scratch is no fun, let us do it!Many job-seekers compose their own resumes and cover letters and find employment, so why should you hire someone to write the documents for you?  The answer is simple - You should spend your time answering phone calls and emails requesting interviews, and choosing between multiple job offers!  

Don't sit squinting at a computer screen trying to get Microsoft Word to format your current job responsibilities into neatly formatted bullet points, or spend hours searching for industry keywords to draw your resume out from the pile of fellow job-hunters.  Your time is valuable, so let us team up with you to cover the busy-work while you focus your energy on networking, interviewing, and accepting that dream job!
 

Our Customers Say -

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"As a recruiter, I look at hundreds of resumes a day so having one that stands out is so important.  Clear Choice Resumes did just that with my own resume, and I'm happy to report I've had great success with my new and improved resume.  Thanks Clear Choice!"

- Betsy G., Des Plaines, IL


"Clear Choice Resumes completely redesigned my resume and gave me a great cover letter, too.  Only 4 days after posting my resume on a couple job sites, I got calls from 3 different companies for interviews! Thank you guys!"

- George S., Chicago, IL

Ladies look over candidate's professional resumeToday's economy and highly competitive job market has many people asking, "Can I afford to hire a service just to write my resume?  Is it worth it?"

Absolutely!  Of course the DIY version of anything will be cheaper, but the old adage of spending money to make money truly does apply in this case.  Your resume isn't just any old piece of paper, and proper organization, keyword placement, and design could mean the difference in thousands of dollars of yearly salary.  For the price of about one day's work, our team can arm you with a resume portfolio that could land you the career of a lifetime - so the question should be, "Are You Worth It?"