RochesterResume.com
LOCATION
Rochester Resume
Crossbridge Office Park
2000 Winton Road South
Building 4, Suite LL1
Rochester, NY 14618
APPOINTMENTS
Having your resume professionally written is an investment in yourself and your career. Contact us today.
RESUME REVIEW
Does your resume stand out? We offer complimentary resume reviews and critiques. Email us your resume.
WELCOME TO ROCHESTER RESUME
Resume Writing
Job change is stressful, writing your resume shouldn’t be. At RochesterResume.com, we can help.
Forget what you learned in school. Today, resume writing is all about marketing. Whether you are early career, in transition or at the executive level, we can help you tell your story on paper.
RochesterResume.com has helped some of Rochester’s best talent maximize their opportunities.
We make you look great on paper to help you stand out in the stack. We’ve helped over two thousand clients in the Greater Rochester Area and nationally land the position they want and deserve.
No cookie-cutter resume templates, just strategically-written resumes that help people get interviews. In addition, with one-on-one career-transition assistance, we can provide you more than just a piece of paper, but a roadmap to guide your search.
Our Rates
We understand that having your resume professionally prepared is an investment and work to keep our costs low and our time investment efficient. We bill strictly on a per hour basis and estimate projects in advance. A little preparation and homework can do much to control costs.
Early-Career Professionals
Ideal for the early-career professional, recent graduate, paraprofessional or candidate with a relatively straight-forward, short employment history.
Estimated project cost: $325-400
Mid-Level Professionals
Ideal for the mid-career professional or recently displaced employee with 5-15 years of professional experience where translating the value of your current work experience to a new endeavor is imperative. This includes documenting a relatively complex or sophisticated employment history of two or more professional job titles.
Estimated total project cost: $400-700
Senior, Technical or Executive Professionals
Ideal for the senior- or executive-level professional with 15-plus years of experience where there is considerable highly technical or complex history to document and the client is in need of competitive positioning in the market or industry. This includes extensive competitive differentiation, translating the value from the client’s current line of work to a new opportunity or industry, and significant research and investigation to identify career options.
Our Policies.
Where multiple meetings may be required, a deposit of 50% is required upon completion of the first interview with the balance due in full upon acceptance and delivery of the finished product. All work is estimated in advance for client approval. You may wish to save the receipt for income tax purposes as a job search or business expense. Consult your tax advisor.
Depending upon availability and scheduling needs, a $100 non-refundable deposit by credit card may be required to secure your appointment.
Getting started is easy as 1, 2, 3
Step 2
The best resumes are always the result of a little time and effort preparing in advance.
Step 3
Collect your information, complete the worksheet and bring or send digitally the materials to your first appointment.
Meet the Writer
Paul H. Bush
Professional Resume Writer
For more than 25 years, Paul has written resumes for students, professionals and executives locally and nationally. Paul is an experienced business consultant, public manager, and marketing executive and a professional business, technical and promotional writer.
Tips from the Expert
Gloom, Despair and Agony on Me: Taking the Pain Out of Resumes and LinkedIn
Gloom, Despair and Agony on Me…
This was a line in a song Roy Clark and Buck Owens of the old TV show HeeHaw used to sing. For many candidates in transition their resume reads like a sad song. The reason? Everyone has issues in their history. No one today has a perfect career path—downsizing, pandemics, industry demise, etc. have pretty much made perfection impossible. So, what do many candidates do?
Just Because You Read Resumes Doesn’t Mean You Can Write Them
A candidate with a solid but poorly arrayed job history called the other day. After a few minutes, it became clear that what this candidate needed was a compelling presentation of a rather disconnected employment history.
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Resumes Done Right: How Ready Are You to Write Your Story?
In the 1970s a popular brand of wine used the slogan, “We will sell no wine before its time.” This old adage applies to resumes. Quite often we hear from candidates at loose ends because they don’t know where to begin. That’s normal. Most people don’t do this type of writing on a daily basis—hence they’re not good at telling their story in a compelling manner.
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Are You Suffering from a Bad Case of Career Ambiguity?
We received a phone call recently from a young professional with good education, two years of work experience and a rampant case of “career ambiguity.” Polite translation: “I don’t know what I want to be and I want you figure it out and write my resume.” While we are always flattered at the level of confidence candidates place in us, we’re not magicians. And this is not a good way to start.
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LinkedIn: Your Digital Front Door
LinkedIn is the name of the game is job search. It’s not about who YOU know. Rather, job search is about WHO knows you. And LinkedIn is where prospective employers go to source candidates, learn more about a candidate, see who the employer and the candidate know in common, and learn what others have said about you.
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