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Professional Resume Makers
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 Professional Resume Makers
has anyone used them? can someone reccommend one?
i thought it was a waste but the more i think about it paying a pro who knows what they are doing to make my resume is well worth the small price that ive been told they charge
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i've never actually used one but friend of mine used to work for a recruitment agency and he said they didnt like people using them because they would end up with about 20 resumes all looking the same and it was hard to tell the difference between who's was who's.
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Don't need it...
All u need is a someone good in english to review the resume.
We can help u here...
We are professional after all... 
Good Luck
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Matt1999
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wgg,
They all look the same anyways. The majority of the resume's I have seen have been created in Word using one of the resume wizards. It's not a bad idea because what is in the resume is what really counts IMO.
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