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ResumeEdge Posts E-book of Resumes That Got the Job

Lawrenceville, NJ (PRWEB) August 7, 2007 -- ResumeEdge.com, a leading provider of resume writing services (www.ResumeEdge.com) posted a free e-book recently on its Web site that includes before and after resumes to help job seekers see what elements on a resume make a hiring manager take notice.

Each resume in the e-book is an actual sample of a ResumeEdge edited document that was transformed by a professional resume writer (www.ResumeEdge.com) , who specializes in a given industry. To date, more than 6,000 job seekers downloaded this one-of-a-kind electronic publication which is designed to help people in the job search process identify the key elements of a job-winning resume.

?The examples in our e-book contain excerpts from actual resumes that resulted in job offers,? said Michael Fleischner, Managing Director of Marketing for ResumeEdge. ?Whether you?re looking for that all important first job or trying to move up the career ladder, it is important to know how to get your resume from the bottom of the pile into the hands of the decision maker.?

The new e-book at ResumeEdge.com includes industry specific examples from the fields of banking, bio-technology, engineering, finance, healthcare, human resources, information technology, and sales. These industries are very competitive, and an expertly written resume helps differentiate candidates from others applying for the same position.

To download the e-book "10 Resumes that Got the Job" visit www.ResumeEdge.com.

ResumeEdge.com, a site powered by Peterson?s, a Nelnet company, is a leading resume writing (www.ResumeEdge.com) and editing service specializing in 40 different industries to provide job-winning resumes and cover letters. ResumeEdge is a proud member of the Professional Association of Resume Writers and the National Resume Writers Association.

More about Peterson?s, a Nelnet company

Peterson?s Nelnet, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Nelnet, Inc., is a leading provider of online and print educational solutions for students, families, schools and educators in the areas of test preparation, admissions, financial aid and career guidance.

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Krisztina Vida

Public Relations Manager

Peterson's, a Nelnet company

609.896.1800, Ext. 53146

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