Handling Problem Resumes - New How To Service From A Career Expert Provides Answers To This Dilemma and Many More

New website offers help for struggling job seekers trying to stand out in today's crowded marketplace

Atlantic Beach, NC (PRWEB) July 10, 2007 -- Job hunting can be a frustrating experience. It's especially difficult for those that have gaps on their resumes, have been at the same job for years, don't have US citizenship or are straight out of the military. If these issues aren't handled correctly at the resume stage then applicants can look forward to receiving countless rejections without ever making it through to an interview.

Mary Kurek, a Career Expert, Networking and Marketing Coach who is a published author of a book on networking, has been helping an elite group of job seekers create successful resumes for many years. She has recently launched an online resume service - "Instant Resume Kit" (http://www.resumehowtoguide.com) - in order to share her knowledge and experience with anyone looking for an easy way to end their job hunting frustrations.

Mary puts it like this: "My experience with clients had me stuck with the feeling that no one should write his/her own resume…at least not without assistance from someone who knows what they are talking about. People are simply too close to their own histories and information to be able to assemble or edit for marketing purposes. And that's what a resume is - a marketing document."

The "Instant Resume Kit" gives job hunters direct access to Mary's expertise through email consultations and backup support through a package of information including a resume template that is a proven winner, a detailed how to guide on what makes a stand out resume, 4 sample resumes, a cover letter template, simple cover letter instructions and 4 sample cover letters. There are also many generous bonus items like a job hunting secrets audio ebook and a guide to using email to job hunt that perfectly compliment the "Instant Resume Kit". There is even a bonus that helps job seekers work out whether they should be starting their own business instead of working for someone else.

A free e-course is also available through the site to help job hunters learn how to work out their true worth, what motivates them, and what they want from a job so that they can get their dream job.

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