Resume Kit

This is our 2.0 version - published July 2024

Is your resume ridiculously awesome?

Does it make it easy for your target employer to quickly connect the dots between their “Here’s what we need” and your “Here’s what YOU can walk through our doors and deliver”?

Friends, here’s the thing: No one is going to deduce how or why you make sense for the job you want next. They won’t do this for a lot of reasons, but here’s the most important one:

It’s not the person on the receiving end of your resume’s job to make you make sense for any given role.

It’s yours.

You’ve got to make it “smack-in-the-forehead” obvious how and why you’re a great fit for the types of roles you’re pursuing.

You’ve also got to satisfy every reviewer of your resume – the resume scanning software (also known as applicant tracking software, or ATS), the HR person (who’s going to breeze through that resume to see if you’re qualified enough to move forward in the process, and your future boss.

Deep breaths. We got this.

Enter the Ridiculously Awesome Resume Kit 2.0 edition.

We’ll walk you through the same proven process our team has used to develop more than 1,000 (oh, my lord, it’s true) of resumes on behalf of our clients. We’ll also answer the resume questions we hear most often, and share sample resumes and templates.

And in this new version, we’ll also:

  • Offer up tips on how to leverage generative AI (and how not to) to maximize the power of your finished product

  • Share all-new resume templates and example resumes

  • Give you plenty of ideas on relevant key skills to include

And best of all? We’ll do it in a way that isn’t just completely survivable (it is, promise), but actually a bit enjoyable. That’s right: enjoyable.

Are you ready to knock this baby out of the park? Let’s get started.

The step-by-step instructions, the different resume types, how to format it, how to use AI, all provide a clear road map on how to create your resume.

The kit even gives you tips on how to address things like career gaps, career transitions, and how to distribute/share (your resume) after you’re done.
— Rolando V.