Aspiring Resumes proudly showcased our resume writing services at the Spot Jobs Career Expo Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, Southbank. We would like to personally thank all expo attendees who took the time to visit our stall to arrange appointment bookings, seek resume writing advice, and for complimentary resume checking.
Aspiring Resumes offers professional resume writing services across most Melbourne Metropolitan and outer suburbs. Our mobile consultants come directly to you by appointment to prepare your resume on the same day in the comfort of your own home. Aspiring Resumes consultants will identify your skills and experience and present them in a saleable format in accordance with present standards. We pride ourselves on offering a professional service with a fast turn around.
Writing a resume can be time consuming and daunting leaving many confused in where to even begin. Our clients often say that they do their job exceptionally well yet experience difficulty expressing it into words. The solution is simple. Tell our consultant what your job entails and let us translate it into resume language for you. We add clarity and direction through our extensive resume writing experience to help achieve your career goals and development.
Today’s job market is highly competitive. HR recruitment agencies and employers receive hundreds of applications for each advertised job, making it increasingly important that your resume is relevant and falls in line with current standards, to attract the attention it deserves. Our professional resume writers create industry specific resumes designed to maximise your chances of making the short list and land an interview. We write from a recruitment perspective to steer the employer towards identifying your competencies and suitability for the position.
Accounting, Account Management, Administration, Advertising, Aged Care, Ambulance Paramedics, Banking, Building, Call Centre, Carpentry, Customer Service, Community Care, Construction, Contracting, Disability Support, Electrician, Farming, Finance, Hospitality, Help Desk, HR, Information Technology, Insurance, Logistics, Management, Manufacturing, Marketing, Media, Mining & Resources, Nursing, Occupational Health & Safety, Real Estate, Retail, Sales, Storeperson, Telecommunications, Trades, Training & Assessment, Transport, Self Employed, Social Services, Supervisory, Warehousing, and more…
In recent years we have seen a range of job losses as a direct result of automation, digitalisation, and companies opting to move their operations offshore as a cost cutting measure. Artificial intelligence is gaining momentum and is expected to drastically change the industrial landscape over the next decade and beyond. What does this mean for our future employability? We need to be more proactive. Invest a little time in researching whether your desired job or industry is likely to maintain its longevity and remain unaffected by AI. Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket. Have a backup plan, choose a career with common transferable skills that will allow you to transition into a different role should your job become obsolete. The Australian Government job outlook website offers a report, that indicates that the largest job growth sectors over the next 5 years are expected to be in Healthcare & Social Assistance, Professional, Scientific & Technical Services, and Construction.
The short answer is YES! A computer will read your resume but the majority will not make the cut to a human recruiter. While not every employer is using ATS (Applicant Tracking System), the technology is readily available and in operation. The software screens all incoming resumes scanning for keywords relating to the job and determines which resumes will be forwarded to HR staff and which will be ignored. Having a properly formatted resume with the right sub-headings and correct wording is now vital. The overall effectiveness of ATS is debatable but reality is that we are living in a digital world and need to adapt to this technological tool.