What Does Your Resume Cost?Posted by Nick Niesen on November 2nd, 2010 So you were thinking you might write your own resume? That?s okay, if the following applies to you: * You are an excellent writer. Many people find they do not have the time or resources to write a professional resume that will get them results. You might also realize along the way (like many do) that hiring a professional resume writer will actually SAVE you money! How you ask? Imagine you have recently become unemployed and your previous salary was $34,000 annually and you are looking to remain at the same salary. Every week of unemployment equates to losing $653.85 in potential wages. The average out-of-work American is unemployed for 18 weeks. So using the assumed $34,000 annual salary, you could lose $11,769.30 in potential wages. On the other hand, people that have utilized my professional resume writing services have reported getting hired on average within 5 weeks. That?s a savings of over $8,500!! Here?s an analogy for you. I can change the tires or the oil on my car. However, I would need to devote a lot of time and effort into learning how to replace my transmission. A mechanic on the other hand could have it done in a day or two because they have the tools, knowledge, and resources necessary to get it done properly. Since I am not a mechanic, not only will it take me well over a week, but I may not even do it correctly (and consequently cost myself even more time and money). So the next time you think it's too expensive to have a resume professionally written, you need to ask yourself, "What does your resume cost.? Like it? Share it!More by this author |