Teena Rose, Book Author, Former Columnist, 8-Year Resume Writing
Veteran & Careerist ... your best choice for starting or
building career success.
Resume to Referral
Executive
Resume Writing Service
1824 Rebert Pike Springfield, OH 45506
937.325.2149
Provide resume writing and career services to an array of career
professionals, ranking from new graduates and entry-level jobseekers
to business owners and executives.
Articles
*Thousands* of web pages feature my articles. For a full
list, visit your favorite search engine and type "Teena Rose"
Happy perusing!
Here are a few ...
* JobBankUSA.com
* Net-Temps.com
* ForHerSuccess.com
* MilitaryWives.com
* LocalCareers.com
* CDNBizWomen.com
* SSS-Mag.com
* Job.com
* Retirement-4-u.com
... and many, many others.
Print Publications THANK YOU to the
following print publications for carrying my articles:
National Association
of Notary Publics, The Bulletin (Quarterly Publication from
Contact Point), Journal of Accountancy, and The Busy Woman's Daily Planner
Published Resumes Several of my resume works are published
within ...
· Best Resumes & Letters for
Ex-Offenders (Enelow/Krannich)
· Best Resumes for College Students and New Grads, Second
Edition (Kursmark)
· Series: Expert Resumes For: Teachers and Educators (First/Second
Editions), People Returning to Work, Career Changers, Manufacturing
Careers, Health Care Careers, and Managers and Executives (Kursmark/Enelow)
· America's Top Resumes for America's Top Jobs, Second Edition
(Farr w/Kursmark)
· Gallery of Best Resumes for People Without a Four-year Degree,
Third Edition (Noble)
· Cover Letter Magic, Second Edition (Kursmark/Enelow)
· Gallery of Best Cover Letters, Second Edition (Noble)
· College Grad Resumes to Land $75,000 Jobs (Enelow)
Top Resume Writer ·
Interviewing Strategist
· Personal Branding Professional ·
Job-Search Consultant Work Best with Mid-level Career to Executive Professionals
Yeehaw! A click here, a search there, and you happened by my
corner of the "Internet" world --- and for that, thank you.
Grab
attention quickly and effectively ...
... that's the job-search game
too. A game that many jobseekers lose
because they follow traditional, outdated techniques when
writing their resumes and cover letters.
I *love* working with managers and executives because they
understand that professional writers/copywriters are how you gain
advantage. Professionals who lead with a strategic and effective
team in toe, whether it be writers or otherwise, know that
collaboratively the best results are achieved.
Those in the early stages of their careers, such as new graduates
and support personnel, are sometimes in tune with the mindset of
my visionary clients; think big; think broadly, think profitably.
Of course, I don't start resumes and cover letters out with such
hillbilly language, not usually [just
kidding!!!], but what I have learned over the years is
that traditional documents do their job of outlining
skills, but fail to grab the much-needed attention to "sell"
its "product"
for that perfect job.
Statistically speaking, you could go up against a few, a dozen, or
several hundred others holding the same, or similar, skill set as
you. How will you differentiate yourself?
You could argue that grabbing attention to snare an interview
isn't what it used to be. Yes, I completely agree. Resume
management systems have completely morphed the job-search
process -- some might say for the better, others might say for
the worse. Not only does your resume need to catch the eyes of a
reader, but a computer's "eyes" too.
Could this be
why your resume isn't doing well?
Who am I?My
name is Teena Rose,probably one of the best resume writers you'll find on the Internet today. I
state this not
because of my credentials or my years in business, but for the
results I generate for my clients. My clients are some of
the happiest, most successful, and most progressing employees
"on the block."
Look at the websites of countless "skilled" resume writers.
You'll quickly see the lackluster job they do of selling
themselves, and if given the chance, they'll do the same
mediocre job for you too.
My
clients encompass those who
control their careers; those who continue their education because
it's in the best interest of themselves and their employers; those
who embrace new techniques, systems, and processes; those who outperform,
outdo, and outwit.
Is using a professional resume writer worth the investment? Read these
"unsolicited" comments from a human resources
client, and then decide:
" 'Thank You' for
the professional service and resume that you provided for me. The
resume "stands out" and looks great. It has also had unbelievable
results in the week since I have sent it out. It was a pleasure
to work with you and contacting you may prove to be the best career
move that I have made." M.S., Human Resources Manager, Major
Package Transport Company
If I had that
impact on a person who reviews and hires for a living, imagine the
value I'll add to your job search. :)
What do I do? Well, I ...
... research, write, and edit
content on job-searching topics. Job search assistance spans into
resume
and cover letter writing, devising interviewing strategies/preparing
for tough
interview questions, salary negotiations,
personal branding, online networking, and advanced job-search strategies.
... provide expert advice
and guidance to clients across the industry spectrum, from new graduates
with a crisp degree to retired workers seeking a second career
... write books, columns, articles, how-to booklets, and
pamphlets, bringing life to written material.
I have been interviewed
for and published in top print and online career resources,
including ...
2. Author, Chapter 16; Boosting Your Career: Tips From Top Executives,
written by Estienne de Beer. Expected release: November 2006.
3. Interviewed by freelance writer, Kavita Gosyne, for her September
27, 2006, column, entitled "Favouritism
Harms Workplace Morale." (Canadian site)
4. Contributing writer and columnist to one of the largest career
sites on the Internet.
5. Article contributions to another of the Internet's best and most
prominent.
6. Expert to the JobDig community, providing routine articles and
career tips.
7. Expert to various career blogs, covering resume writing, cover
letters, interviewing, and other job-search topics.
8. Radio Interview:
Interviewed by Mike Evans
of WAEB B104.7
on August 25, 2006. Topic: "How to Cater Your Resume to the Increasing
Number of Women in Business."
9. Interviewed by Tim Bucey from the Springfield News-Sun. Reflected
in the December 18, 2005, column entitled "Local
woman helps job seekers."
10. Featured in the July 2006 issue, page 13, entitled "Five Tips
for Safe Job Searches"
11. Interviewed by syndicated columnist, Carol Kleiman, with the
Chicago Tribune. Teena's sage advice is represented in the November
17, 2005, column entitled "Selling
your skills often key to getting job."
12. Speaker at Dayton Daily News Job Fairs; seminar topics have
included "Maximizing the Value of Keywords, "Ways to Enhance Your
Resume," "Personal Branding," and "5 Job-Search Secrets," 2003
- present
13.Interviewed for articles by Katharine Hansen, a writer for QuintCareers.com,
entitled, "The Scoop on Resume Length: How Many Pages Should Your
Resume Be?" (Spring 2005) and "So You Want to Get Into Pharmaceutical
Sales...", Fall 2005
14.Quoted within Guide to Resumes and Job-Hunting Skills,
written by Maureen Hinds
15. Member, Job Networking Panel, St. Albert the Great Church, 2004
16. Seminar, Resumes & Beyond, The One-Stop Employment Center, Lebanon,
Ohio, April 2005
