What if you KNEW what could land an interview?
A FREE writing lesson for smart qualified people who can’t get an interview to save their life (With real life proven examples of what’s worked in the past 90 days).Â
Let’s say the tables are turned for a moment and imagine you're looking to hire someone.
You're swiping through all the resumes. You're looking at all the potential people, many of them seem equally qualified.
Then imagine one of the candidates emails you.
The message they’ve sent catches your attention right away, and you click through to their attached resume and cover letter, and you think WOW. I’m so glad this person emailed, we need to interview them.
I want to share with you, The resumes and cover letters that landed real interviews within the last 90 days.
Get my Free Writing lesson + Examples HERE.What’s the secret you ask?
Here’s what clients have to say...
Specificity.
It can cause a visceral reaction in the reader.
The minute you write something precise and hyper-descriptive as opposed to generic and vague, you’re playing in a new league to the rest of the ChatGPT and Claude crowd.
The person reading it… (and the caveat is we need to make sure they actually see it) might get wide-eyed in excitement and respond with a full body yes.
This leads them to taking the action of setting up the interview with you.
Or… the alternative:
Their eyes glaze over and they say, “Uh huh…. whatever, looks good” but they take no action.
They move on without really thinking much about it…
Precision: Meaning naming the very exact specific things, instead of speaking in broad strokes has a bigger upside than most people know.
Above average writing and positioning skills can always get you interviews.
Caveat: (You have to get your writing seen by the right people)
→ I’ll show you how it’s done in this FREE writing lesson, plus the real live examples of what has worked for me and my clients in the last 90 days.
