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The need for a great resume in a tough job market

Many students do not get the jobs and internships they want after graduation because of inadequate resumes. If you decide to buy a resume from Ultius, you will have a better chance of avoiding the costly mistakes that people make when writing this personal document. Our native, U.S. based writers have written tens of thousands of resumes for customers across the world and know what it takes to get you noticed in the job market.

How can you be so confident that our writers are so proficient in resume writing? Well, they have all written fantastic resumes for themselves! 

Every person who applies for a job with our company goes through an extensive interview process in which inadequate writers are weeded out; only applicants with exceptionally written resumes and personal statements make it past the first few stages of our interview process. 

So if you are considering buying a resume online, why choose anyone else but Ultius? Our writing team of American college graduates has a track record of success and will take your resume to the next level of professionalism.

An Ultius crafted resume

Still wondering why you should buy your next resume from Ultius? Here’s a small list of reasons that you should also take into consideration:

• Professionalism
• Writing Quality
• Responsiveness
• Value
• Our Wonderful Website

Many of our competitors do not give you the tools to communicate with your writer; however, our site’s messaging system allows and encourages you to discuss topics and questions with your writer. This ensures that any information you may have regarding your resume will be thoroughly comprehended by one of our very talented writers, and that you will receive the best final product we can possibly deliver. Should you buy a resume from Ultius, you can be sure that it will be completed with the utmost care and respect. We were founded by college students who liked helping their peers and this mentality has not changed over our company’s history.

Different resumes for different jobs

Writing an awesome resume can be very challenging. But first things first, you’ll need to grasp that different industries and organizations want to see different things from your resume. 

For example, if you are applying for a job in the hard sciences, it is recommended that your resume is around two to three pages in length, containing the specifications of many of the projects and research you worked on while in school.

If you are applying to a job in the finance industry on the other hand, excessive writing can mar the possibility of obtaining employment. In fact, many businesses strongly emphasize that your resume should be no more than one page in length, often reiterating that if a world-class businessperson can fit all of their credentials into a document of that size, you can too.

We suggest buying a resume from our site and speaking with one of our writers who specializes in writing these documents before attempting to send the information you have deemed most important to them. They may be able to help you decide what exactly you should focus on in your resume while acquiring other pieces of data to help bolster your professional appeal.

Components of a well-written resume

A well written resume is not simply strung together like an essay; it is an art. At Ultius, if you buy a resume you will receive a document strung together by the following headlines and descriptions. Keep in mind that our company has written hundreds of resumes so we have a really good idea of what it takes to produce a really successful document.

Here are the several components of a good resume:

• Objective
• Skills
• Awards
• Education
• Work Experience
• Leadership Experience
• Activities
• Please find them outlined below.

Objective

After writing your name, address, email address, and phone number, it is then prudent to identify the objective of your resume.

An objective is simply a short sentence or two of information bent on informing the reader why you would like the job you are applying for. A good objective will likely read like this: “I am interested in obtaining an internship with a prosperous wealth management firm.” Short, simple and to the point.

Skills

Upon finishing your objective, it is then imperative that you address and outline your skills.

The skills section of your resume should emphasize and state what resources and knowledge in your respective field you bring to the table. A good example of a skills section may look like this:

“Competent in Microsoft Office, sufficient in basic programming and proficient in web development.” 

By highlighting your technical skills, employers can immediately see if you are in a position to attain the job they have posted, which is important for both you and your potential employer.

If you would like to buy a resume, we cannot stress the importance of providing us with all of your “skills;” having this information will make writing your personal statement substantially easier!

Awards

Next, it is also a good idea to categorize your awards. When we say awards, we don’t mean any accolades you have received since your childhood; rather, take note that this category should be short as well, and that you should only place your most successful accomplishments underneath your awards.

Such accomplishments include but are not limited to:

• Dean’s List
• Scholarships
• Athletic Achievements
• Honor Roll

By placing awards like these on your resume, you will be sending a clear message to potential employers that you have succeeded in the atmospheres you were in previously.

Education

The education component of your resume should be the most simple. If you are an underclassman (freshman or sophomore in college), plan on putting your high school name and GPA on your resume. If you are a junior or senior in college, delete your high school information altogether as it is not pertinent to potential employers seeking your help.

When writing your education history, be sure to put your college major, expected or received date of graduation, and GPA. But here’s a side note: if your GPA is not above a 3.5, do not place it on your resume! We know, a 3.5 GPA really is great, especially for a college student at a top tier university. But that said, contemporary employers only want to know your GPA if it is a 3.5 or higher. Call it snobby if you want; we didn’t make the rules!

Work Experience

When buying a resume, you should include all of your work experience in either a file or message to one of our writers, as this is often times the most crucial aspect of the document itself.

Highlighting the most successful points of your working career is no easy task; this part of your resume can either make or break you in front of your potential employers. If you choose to write your resume, be sure to highlight the time period in which you worked at each job and the impact you had on the organization as a whole.

A career or job in a successful resume’s work experience should read something like this:

“Freelance Writer, Ultius, Inc., Remote 01/01/2012 – 01/01/2013

As a freelance writer, I wrote academic content for a multitude of students around the country. By the completion of my year-long tenure with Ultius, I had written more papers than any other employee, receiving a 98% customer satisfaction rate. Because of my work ethic and leadership, I was also pushed to take Masters and Doctoral papers by upper management.”

Leadership Experience

While not quite as important as work experience, leadership experience offers hiring managers great insight into your personal life, which is more central to employment than one may think.

Should you buy resumes from our company, please be sure to include information about your leadership experience. It will give our writers great insight into the challenges you have faced and how you overcame adversity, things which are implemented in every great resume!

Activities

Last but not least, you may want to include activities (both recreational and competitive) you have participated in throughout your life. These can include but are not limited to athletics, organizations (such as fraternities and sororities), and extracurricular associations you may have been involved with. 

This component of your resume should be written to sum up your personal likes and passions so as your potential employer can have a better understanding of who you are, so if you buy a resume online from our company, we will likely want to know what your interests are!

So what are you waiting for? Head on over to our order page and get started improving your most important personal document. 

If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact one of our sales representatives today!