In today’s job market you need a resume that stands out and communicates the real value you provide to an employer.
A CoreResume presents your core message — the real value you offer — along with the documentation needed to back it up.
Unlike an average resume, a CoreResume is:
Built on a solid communications strategy
Designed to communicate your core message instantly
Designed to really stand out, cutting through the “clutter” of competing resumes, so it makes a strong first impression and ends up in the “to interview” pile
The Resume with a Strategy
Most resumes look the same and emphasize a list of past positions. But by focusing on experience rather than ability, most resumes don’t clearly communicate the value a candidate brings to an employer.
By contrast, a CoreResume is a strategic document. It’s designed to create immediate impact by bringing together a real message with a solid, attention-getting presentation.
By integrating your core message, highlighting your key abilities, documenting them with “proof points,” and using a special design, a CoreResume immediately captures a reader’s interest.
The diagram below illustrates the design and structure of a CoreResume:
A Resume Designed with One Goal in Mind
It’s true: You only have one chance to make a good first impression. And you only have around 30 seconds, at most, to get your resume into the “to interview” pile.
Using proven marketing strategies, the CoreResume is designed with one goal in mind: to immediately capture the reader’s attention, so it ends up into the “to interview” pile.
To learn more, download a free copy of How to Create a Strategic Resume. This beautifully illustrated guide fully explains the structure of the CoreResume, all the thinking behind it, and how a CoreResume is designed to stand out in a pile of 100 or more competing documents.
