Susan Britton Whitcomb, “Resume Magic”
JIST Works | 2006-09 | ISBN: 1593573111 | 585 pages | PDF | 11,1 MB
Completely updated information on e-resumes, internet resumes, and scannable resumes, this is a giant compendium of before-and-after resume transformations and advice that’s hailed by professional resume writers as the definitve resource for writing and desigining resumes that get people noticed. It provides trade secrets of a professional resume writer to the person out there trying to put together the best possible resume when applying for the “ideal job position” they want to attain.

“This book contains many examples of resumes, including before and after examples. Information on words to use, as well as a grammar refresher, will help you polish the phrases on your resume and avoid tiresome, overused phrases. There is also a section on cover letters and a section devoted to making your resume visually appealing so that it stands out. I found tons of useful information in this book, not just platitudes and superficial advice like some resume books dish out.” - reader’s review.

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