"Before
you rewrote my resume, the last person who reviewed it -
a headhunter who is a friend of mine - said I'd probably
have better luck if I bought lottery tickets and prayed
for the best. When I showed him the draft you prepared,
he said I'd better cancel my golf outing at the lake next
week because he already had scheduled several interviews
for me."
- George L.
Marketing Manager, National Sports Beverage Manufacturer
"I just wanted to express my appreciation . . . for your recommendations concerning my resume and cover letter. Among other things, your editorial comments allowed me to insert my current position without sacrificing the integrity of my previous work experience. In addition, thanks for your earlier assistance back in 1993 and for your [recent] overall availability and enthusiastic interest." -- Gary R., Municipal Government Professional
Your resume is your calling card - your introduction that either makes or breaks your opportunity for an interview. Doug has found the secret to balancing the strategy of identifying what you do best, what you enjoy doing, and the value you have added to your employer with style and presentation. Doug works best with senior management and executives in sales and marketing who have been downsized, terminated or who suffer from "greener pasture syndrome". He knows how to present the events of your sales and marketing career in such a way that your resume will not only make it past the screening but it will get you in the door for an interview. The finished resume provides compelling proof that a potential employer must hire you.
