Literacy Lives

For a first-time job seeker or someone seeking a career change, writing a resume may seem like an uphill battle. While it is true that the first step in the job search process can be challenging, understanding the components of a resume can make the task less complicated. Organization, format, language, and content are among the aspects of a resume that a job seeker should understand before putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard) to create a professional resume

Organize Your Resume — Literacy Lives

The most difficult aspect of job hunting is securing the interview. Once the interview is scheduled, it’s up to you to give life to your resume, personality to your skills, and put the passion behind the words.

The last five resumes completed through our service all secured the interview. 4 of the 5 secured the job!

We’re still running our 50 resumes for $50 resume special that includes specifically curating your resume to meet your professional needs!

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Motivate and Elevate!

Surprised ourselves this week!

We tested out a new resume style with a first time client and it was received with so much love!

We’re still running the “50 resumes for $50” special!

This is the perfect time for education professionals to update your resume- before you forget all you’ve accomplished!

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Former NFL Star Martellus Bennett Publishes Book that Encourages Black Boys to Dream Beyond the Stereotypes Photo: Natasha Moustache/Getty Images Former NFL tight end Martellus Bennett is on a mission to inspire young Black boys to dream beyond the narrative they see of themselves in media. Following the shooting deaths of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling more than two years ago, Bennett penned a poem....

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Fairfield teacher uses reading to stop school-to-prison pipeline Robinson Elementary teacher Devon Frazier-Holston believes children can be kept out of jail if they start reading early. She started a book drive this year so that each child at her school will a book to read over the summer.

NAME DROP!
Drop a name, pic or link of an educator or school that is making exceptional strides in your community.

Let’s shed light on the GREAT educators that are making our youth and communities proud!

Book projects take time. We always tell clients to find the model book that is close to their project and study it. Use it as a guide to creating something better.

We will NEVER crush a client's dreams to produce. But we will NEVER allow deadlines to be more important than quality.