Resume. If you're here it's likely because you've been looking for a job

for the last little while, you've been sending in resume after resume,

application after application and you're starting to get really frustrated

because you're not getting the interviews that you want and you're

definitely not getting the job offers that you want. And then even for the jobs

where you do get called in for interviews, you're not getting very far

in the job search process. You, like a lot of people were probably really

optimistic when you first started your job search. You thought you had a pretty

good resume but it's been a little while now and you're just not seeing the

results. If only they just gave you a chance and they hired you, that they

could see how great of an employee you are, how hard-working you are that you're

capable that you can do the job. But it's just that you're not really sure on how

to sell yourself. And let's be honest, has it gotten to the point where you see an

opportunity that you would love to apply for and you go to click to apply but

deep down at the pit of your stomach, you feel not that great because you feel as

though you're probably going to be rejected anyways because you think that

your resume just simply isn't good enough? Listen, I completely understand

where you're coming from because I've met thousands of professionals just like

you and I've helped hundreds of them land job offers. And because of this

experience, I've picked up a thing or two when it comes to knowing exactly what

hiring managers are looking for when they are hiring for employees to join

their companies. One thing you need to know is that the approach that I teach

you in Top-Notch Resume is the exact step-by-step approach that I have taught

my private one-on-one clients and using Top-Notch Resume as an approach has not

only landed them more interviews but it's landed them job offers. I had a

client who before we started working together had 40 interviews with

different companies and did not get a single job offer; and yes you heard that

right I said 40. So what did we do? We revamped his resume using the Top-Notch

Resume approach which is the approach that you're going to learn in this

course. And within a matter of months, he was handed multiple job offers that

we're offering him 20 to 25% more than his previous salary. Now of course there

were a few other things that we did but it all began with a Top-Notch Resume, and

that's what I'm going to teach you to create so that you can have a top-notch

resume for yourself. Having a top-notch resume means you're gonna get more

positive interest from employers, hiring managers, and recruiters with fewer job

applications; you're gonna get called in for more interviews; you're going to know

how to sell yourself and position yourself each time you apply for a new

position, and it increases your chances of getting job offers. I've made

top-notch resume the most efficient yet detailed resume course you'll find and

you'll be able to get through this within a matter of hours. And you don't

have to believe just what I'm saying here are some other success stories. "My

name is Lacey and I currently work as a Corrosion Engineer. I first reached out

to Linda back in late March. I stumbled upon her YouTube channel and after about

8 months of being unemployed, she helped me tailor a few different resumes for

each position and most of the jobs in the area were for manufacturing

engineering, something that I didn't really have a lot of experience in.

Linda taught me how to tailor my skill set to make it match the skill set of

the position, and I know it's something that I really struggled with and she

helped me overcome that struggle. I actually landed that position, in or

accepted that position in mid May; so it was only about a month and a half before

I had actually found a job. I feel like I made out really well with this job. It's

everything that I wanted. I get to work in a lab, I get to write technical

reports, I get to travel, the pay is good, my coworkers are great and the company's

great. I didn't feel like I had to settle and when you're struggling to

find a job, you feel like you have to settle but I feel like with Linda,

because she helped me push towards what I really wanted, I didn't have to do that

and I don't feel like I could have done it without her." Jocelyn, who you'll read

about later on this page wasn't getting any calls for six months and shortly

after using her Top-Notch Resume to apply for positions, she landed four

interview calls and just recently accepted a brand new job offer in the

location she wanted. My client Kathy, recently accepted a full time job offer

as a finance manager and before, her resume was getting her zero responses

but after using her top-notch resume, she's ready to start her new job. Francis

after creating his top-notch resume, received a call for a phone interview

and another one is in the process of being scheduled. His confidence has

increased substantially and he knows that it's possible for him to land the

position he wants. And Looper C was able to break into a different kind of

position that she had zero experience in. But she was able to use my resume

tips to develop into an effective marketing tool that landed her a new job.

Here's some insider information that you may not know about when it comes to

hiring and recruiting. When a recruiter, HR professional, employer, hiring manager or

whoever is first looking at your resume, they plan to put you into one of three

buckets. The first bucket is "top of the pile bucket" meaning they really like

your resume and they think you might have a really good shot of being THE ONE

for them, so they're gonna put you on top of the list.

That's the bucket you want to be in. Then there's bucket number two which is

"Let's compare" bucket. So essentially your resume is just being used to compare to

that bucket one candidate, meaning the candidate that got top of the pile,

you're just being compared to them so not a great chance there, but you get an

interview. And then bucket number three is "Move aside"; you're just not

being considered. So if somehow you got an interview but you didn't realize that

you were a comparison candidate, meaning a bucket two candidate, and you're being

compared to the top notch candidate that was in bucket one, you're going to have to work

twice as hard in that interview to try to convince the employers that you are

the right candidate for them because at that point, they're already swayed to not

so sure; and they hadn't even met you yet. So why is a resume so important? Your

resume is the first thing that an employer will see before they ever hear

your voice, see your face, and of course before they ever get to meet you in

person. So you have a choice: You can either do

it the slow way and try to figure all of this out all on your own, all by yourself,

not knowing when the next job offer is gonna come around, OR you can simply just

follow my PROVEN step-by-step approach on how to create a top-notch resume for

yourself. So if you're ready, then I'm ready. The BUY button is somewhere on

this page. Just go looking for it. You'll see all the details below. I cannot wait

for us to get started, I'm so excited and I will see you soon