First – Relax. All the information on your resume is about you, so it will probably be easy for you to put the necessary facts together.

Employment – We will need your significant employment history for the most recent 10 years or longer, depending on your situation. Also tell us your future employment goals.

Accomplishments – Think of how you may have contributed to make your job better or easier for you or the employer, whether this saved money or time, and how much. Did you suggest a change to a procedure?

Awards – Did you win any awards or receive recognition for suggestions, customer service or attendance?

Provide details – Though your resume may be one or two pages long, provide all details of your work accomplishments and let us consolidate the information into an effective presentation. The more complete your information, the more successfully we can accomplish this goal.

Relax again – Once you have provided the information, either in writing or through a verbal interview, let us work on your winning resume.