
Elizabeth Debol, CPRW, Career Coach
elizabeth@propelyourselfnow.com
810-295-1639 (call or text) Eastern Time
Resume Writing and Career Coaching Services
Also offering Outplacement and Virtual Assistant Services

Propel Yourself Now
Elizabeth Debol
Founder, CPRW, Career Coach
RESUME WRITING AND CAREER COACHING SERVICES​
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I will write you a professional resume that is ATS (Applicant Tracking Software) compatible and visually appealing to the human eye (Recruiters and Hiring Managers).
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I will support your career goals and show you how to rewrite your current resume for new career opportunities.
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I will finish each project on schedule and with the highest level of quality. With a focus on personalized service, competitive rates, and customer satisfaction, I always strive to meet and exceed expectations.
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Great customer service begins and ends with that special touch on a personal level. I believe that everyone who is seeking a job wants to be acknowledged and respected.
Job Seekers
DO ONE OF THESE SOUND LIKE YOU?​
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Recent graduate who is entering the workforce.
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Working professional who is dissatisfied with your current field or current company.
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Unemployed individual who is seeking work in the same field or a different field.
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Unfulfilled professional who wants to move up in the same company.
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Non-working individual who has a large gap in your resume.
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Career changer who has no idea what career to transition to (or how to do it).
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Retired individual who needs, or desires, to go back into the workforce.
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Or any other possibility that leads you here.
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I work with entry-level, mid-level, and executive-level, or C-suite, professionals.
And I want to help you achieve your career goals.
Are you...
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Realizing that writing your own resume is just REALLY HARD to do?
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Finding out that you CANNOT write your own resume because you don't know what to say about yourself?
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Unsure when to stop talking about yourself, and how to actually put it all in your resume?
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Just not sure how to showcase your experience and skills for your next big job opportunity?
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Well, you are NOT alone. These are the problems I hear daily from my clients. You are not meant to write your own resume. A professional resume writer is. And that's why I want to help alleviate you from this stressful task.
How to Write a Resume to Pivot from One Career to Another
Transitioning from one career to another requires a strategic approach to resume writing. Here are steps to help you write a resume that effectively positions you for a career pivot:
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Research Your Target Industry: Understand the requirements, skills, and qualifications necessary for the new career. Research job postings, industry trends, and networking contacts to gain insights into the field.
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Identify Transferable Skills: Review your current skills and experiences to identify transferable skills relevant to the new career. These may include soft skills like communication, leadership, and problem-solving, as well as technical skills that can be applied across industries.
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Tailor Your Resume for Each Job: Customize your resume for each job application by highlighting the most relevant skills and experiences that align with the requirements of the new career. Use keywords and phrases from the job description to demonstrate your fit for the role.
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Focus on Achievements and Results: Instead of only listing job duties, emphasize your achievements and contributions in your previous roles. Use quantifiable metrics and specific examples to demonstrate your impact and results, even if they are from a different industry.
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Highlight Relevant Education and Training: If you've pursued any relevant education, certifications, or training programs related to the new career, be sure to highlight them on your resume. This shows your commitment to learning and developing new skills.
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Consider a Functional Resume Format: If you have limited direct experience in the new field but possess transferable skills, consider using a functional resume format. This format allows you to focus on your skills and achievements, rather than a chronological list of jobs.
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Include a Skills Section: Create a separate section on your resume to list your key skills and competencies that are relevant to the new career. This helps recruiters quickly identify your strengths and qualifications, even if they are not directly related to your previous job titles.
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Showcase Relevant Experience: While you may not have direct experience in the new career, highlight any experiences that demonstrate your ability to excel in the role. This could include relevant projects, volunteer work, freelance gigs, or transferrable skills gained from non-professional experiences.
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Write a Cover Letter: Your resume is a more formal document when you apply for a job. A cover letter is a more informal document used to introduce yourself. So, this is where you can explain the desire for your career change and why applying to this job makes sense in the process.
By following these steps and effectively highlighting your transferable skills, relevant experiences, and enthusiasm for the new career, you can create a resume that positions you for a successful career pivot.
My Mission
We all have our reasons for entering, or re-entering, the workforce. And we all have a drive. Your drive could be based on financial situations, personal fulfillment, professional advancement, or something else. Whatever your reason, your personal marketing documents need to mirror your achievements, skills, professionalism, experiences, needs, wants, and passions.
Work with me so I can help you rewrite your story. Show companies your strengths, your skills, and your experiences in the best light possible. Give yourself a fighting chance to get past those pesky applicant tracking systems and get in front of a real person. Get that interview!
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There is something to be said about people who have a true, valued passion when it comes to their careers. Not many of us can say (as a child) that we knew exactly what we wanted to be when we grew up. And even if we thought we knew, more than likely it changed, more than once. And that's fine. As you get older, your passions change, your ideas change, and your visions change. It's just a natural thing. And with those, your career goals change. But not everybody understands how to put those changes on paper. That's where I want to help you!
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Use your resume to show people who you are, what you know, what you can do, what you're willing to learn, how far you're willing to go, and where you want to be. It's your career. It's your story. Now tell it.
Elizabeth Debol
Founder, CPRW, Career Coach
Get in Touch
Feel free to reach out via email. I will get back to you within 24 hours. Thank you!
Elizabeth Debol
Certified Professional Resume Writer & Career Coach
Propel Yourself Now