You typically need a cover letter to introduce yourself to employers. A good cover letter acts as the first key towards getting you passed the initial step for hire. If an employer requests for a cover letter then it needs to be just as strategically written as your résumé. Our cover letters are written with all of those criteria.

Just when you have gotten past the main stage(s) of gaining an interview, it's very important to continue pushing forward to the finish line! Thus, after the interview you need to continue your motivational efforts. It's not only a courtesy to thank your interviewer(s), but it's imperative to help seal the deal with a convincing appreciation. The thank-you letter should also include your enthusiasm for wanting the job, while also proving your attentiveness during the interview. We ensure all of that is accomplished in our written Thank-You letters.

It is very important to do a follow-up after an interview. The key is not only knowing when and how often a follow-up letter is needed, but also knowing how to delicately write follow-up letters that are not construed as pushy or too eager. We have the expertise writing and the knowledge needed to help guide you through such tight-wire walks.

Most employers will request for references so that they can contact some of your former managers, associates, etc. to help them verify some of your data and gain knowledge of your characteristics. The reference document is also good to have readily available when filling out employer applications. We can put the document together for you in a consistent and pleasantly legible layout.

Certain jobs require an employer to request for you to provide them with a CV in place or in addition to a résumé. The CV typically consists of more pages than a résumé, containing such things as publications, honors, teaching experiences, and many other academic experiences. It is imperative to have a professionally written CV to demonstrate that you are the perfect candidate. We will ensure to write exactly what is needed for you to own a professional CV.

Nowadays, social media is very commonly used personally and professionally. Employers commonly take the time to research you via Google or directly through Linked-In. Once you have a Linked-In account, a Google search will typically find your name within the Linked-In account. Of course, simply being listed in the account is just the beginning of their search. They will hope to see a professional profile written about you. That's where we come in by offering the account setup and the impressive context that will impress employers.