ry, and you contribute 5% to your 401(k), you're losing a little more than $0.34 every minute you're unemployed. Just pennies, right? Wake up! You're job search costs you $3,442.50 per month. YMy father taught me a good life lesson. You get what you pay for.

I'm sure you can get a resume for cheap. I know without doubt that it's possible to write your own resume and get a great job with it.

In the end, though, there's no substitute for good help. And that costs some money.

Why pay more for a best-of-breed professional resume and cover letter writer? Because you want a best-of-breed job. You can try to pay less, but you won't get best-of-breed.

You're likely to pay several hundred dollars (and it could be anywhere from $150 to $900) for a best-of-breed professional resume and cover letter writer. That cost buys you time. Time is money. The math is a no-brainer.

If you had a job that paid you $4,500 gross every month in salary, and you contribute 5% to your 401(k), you're losing a little more than $0.34 every minute you're unemployed. Just pennies, right? Wake up! You're job search costs you $3,442.50 per month. Yo

job with it.

In the end, though, there's no substitute for good help. And that costs some money.

Why pay more for a best-of-breed professional resume and cover letter writer? Because you want a best-of-breed job. You can try to pay less, but you won't get best-of-breed.

You're likely to pay several hundred dollars (and it could be anywhere from $150 to $900) for a best-of-breed professional resume and cover letter writer. That cost buys you time. Time is money. The math is a no-brainer.

If you had a job that paid you $4,500 gross every month in salary, and you contribute 5% to your 401(k), you're losing a little more than $0.34 every minute you're unemployed. Just pennies, right? Wake up! You're job search costs you $3,442.50 per month. Y

se you want a best-of-breed job. You can try to pay less, but you won't get best-of-breed.

You're likely to pay several hundred dollars (and it could be anywhere from $150 to $900) for a best-of-breed professional resume and cover letter writer. That cost buys you time. Time is money. The math is a no-brainer.

If you had a job that paid you $4,500 gross every month in salary, and you contribute 5% to your 401(k), you're losing a little more than $0.34 every minute you're unemployed. Just pennies, right? Wake up! You're job search costs you $3,442.50 per month. Y

est-of-breed professional resume and cover letter writer. That cost buys you time. Time is money. The math is a no-brainer.

If you had a job that paid you $4,500 gross every month in salary, and you contribute 5% to your 401(k), you're losing a little more than $0.34 every minute you're unemployed. Just pennies, right? Wake up! You're job search costs you $3,442.50 per month. Y

ry, and you contribute 5% to your 401(k), you're losing a little more than $0.34 every minute you're unemployed. Just pennies, right? Wake up! You're job search costs you $3,442.50 per month. You got that kind of money?

A professional can shortcut your search time by days, weeks, or months. In some cases, you can job offers within hours of distributing your resume online. If you start getting a nice paycheck even five days...one workweek...sooner than you would have without professional help, you more than pay for the most expensive professional resume writer I've seen online in quite a while.

Let that sink in. Five days. Can you do that by yourself? I rather doubt it, no matter how good you are. Professionals can move fast, without compromising quality.

I've heard the protests about cost before. They boil down to three:

1. I don't have the money, you don't want to spend the money, you don't think it's worth the money.