A resume written by someone who doesn't know you cannot possibly reflect who you are as a person and as a professional. It was not written with any one person in mind. That's why it's free. It is a document someone knocked out in a few minutes, but it lacks personality and punch—so stay away from it if you want to catch the attention of a hiring manager who is serious about filling job openings in his or her company.

That being said...the three I'm going to give you are high quality resume's created by a professional. But simply plugging your experience and skills into them will not give you the results you want. Use them as basic guidelines, but make sure you do some deep-thinking and heavy customization to bring more of "you" into your final resume. Here they are:

Secretary Resume Sample

Executive Assistant Resume Sample

Information Services Manager Resume Sample

A few final words...

Technology is changing. Business is changing. Opportunities are changing. This is the 21st century and we all have to move with the times and the fashion of the day. Free gimmicks for businesspeople are often outdated, worn out, and out of sync with the way things are being done today. So don't let yourself be left behind. Get onboard with what is happening now so you can apply for and be hired for the job you really want.

It Starts With an Eye-Catching Resume

You might be thinking you have to go to some high-tech resume writing service in order to get a document you can be proud of. Not true. Instead of relying on someone else to do your work for you, you can take on that task and create a resume that will be truly you in every way.

It takes a bit of courage and creativity to write your own resume but you can do it. No one will be more interested in your career than you are so why not do the work yourself? Then you'll know it's done correctly and is a solid reflection of who you are as a person and as a professional.

The actual writing process will give you a chance to think about your goals, your qualities, and your contributions in the workplace. Before you know it, you'll feel even more confident about going in for an interview, speaking up for yourself, and letting the hiring manager know specifically how you can become an asset to the company.

Step up to the task and keep these three things in mind:

1. Be specific about where you worked and what tasks and duties you performed.
2. Be simple in your choice of words. Write so others can read easily.
3. Be sure about your interest in the job you want and state why.

A resume is a tool. Use it effectively to attract the hiring manager of the company where you wish to work and you will see results.

WARNING: Using the wrong "resume style" can DOOM your job search...

Guess Which "Resume Style" Will
Get YOU Hired FAST...

(Click one to make a guess...)

A. "Chronological" Resume	B. "Functional" Resume	C. "Active" Resume

HINT: 95% of job seekers use the WRONG resume style.

If you get this right, you'll have a better chance at getting noticed (and hired) in front of everyone else... even beating out applicants with more experience than you.

Can You Guess Which Type Of Resume Will Get YOU Hired Faster?

(Click your choice.)

A. "Chronological" Resume

B. "Functional" Resume

C. "Active" Resume