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Great resumes can be purchased for $200 - $300 in many places. Only 6% of customers purchase, though, even though 97-98% really have the need for a better resum
by mcenedella 6y ago
Great resumes can be purchased for $200 - $300 in many places. Only 6% of customers purchase, though, even though 97-98% really have the need for a better resume. I've run the largest paid resume writing business in the US previously, so I've been through this ringer.
That 94% of people who would use a bad resume through their interviews and job search really bugged me though. Hence… Leet Resumes. I'd prefer to see 100% of people with a great resume, as it makes such a difference.
- Kinrany 6y agoIs the goal to make the process more efficient/fair, or to give advantage to the users?
- ivanche 6y agoIf 100% of people have a great resume, then everybody all of a sudden has an average resume, right?
- mprev 6y agoOr the content becomes the differentiator rather than the presentation.
- mcenedella 6y agoExactly right mprev!
- ivanche 6y agoBut the whole point of Leet Resumes is that they provide you both great content and presentation, or I misunderstood something?
- Max10101 6y agoI really need to improve my resume. However, I feel that if I spent $200 or $300 on my resume, it would not increase my job chances nor salary significantly, and at the end, would be a waste of money. If such resume writing services offered a money back guarantee (say, a job making at least x within 6 months), I'd jump on it in a second. Of course, resume writers can't guarantee that, and I am in a position that spending $200 or $300 on something that won't return isn't worth it.
- mcenedella 6y agookay, Max, sign up for ours - it's free, as in beer.