Resumes are my passion -- I enjoy writing about resume strategies and educating people about how to create a winning resume. But I've found that it's one thing to read an article or a snippet of advice that may or may not apply to you, and quite another to get customized feedback on how to improve your document. I also think that people are faced with very different challenges, and need advice that is tailored for their special situations.

Are you sending your resume out and then listening to the crickets chirp as you get no response?

Do you feel like you might be missing opportunities because your resume doesn't "sell" your credentials?

Are you watching other job seekers get interviews and offers, while you sit by the phone and wait for it to ring?

It's probably not you -- it's probably your resume! Don't let that little old document stand in the way of your success. It's worth taking the time to polish that baby up and see how your job search can change. The best advice I can give is that you should hire a certified professional resume writer to create a resume that works for you. If you're not going to do that (but you should if you can), I'm offering to review your resume for free on on this blog post:

Free Resume Critique from Kim Isaacs, ResumePower.com

I will close this offer in the near future, so if you haven't already done so, feel free to post your resume for a free review. If you decide to submit your resume, please follow the instructions for posting your information anonymously.

By Kim Isaacs and courtesy of ResumePower blog.