Question 1

How Does the Process Work and What Happens after I Order?

Accepted Answer

After placing your order please email your resume if you have one to info@upgraderesume.com. The writer will send you a questionnaire. You will work one on one with the writer who will give you a call to discuss your career objectives, any concerns you may have, and gain any additional information. Once the questionnaire is received the resume will be sent to you within 3 business days.

Question 2

I'm Ready to Get Started. How Do I Proceed?

Accepted Answer

You choose the service you would like and place the order online or by giving us a call. You will receive a confirmation email. Please check spam folder if not found in inbox. You will receive a questionnaire and the writer will call you to discuss your career objectives, any concerns you may have, and gain any additional information.

Question 3

What is the Turnaround Time?

Accepted Answer

The turnaround time is 3 business days from the receipt of the questionnaire.

Question 4

Do I Need a Resume to Get Started?

Accepted Answer

We will develop your resume from scratch if you don’t have a resume. If you don’t have experience to add to the resume, for example, if you are a student than we build your resume through a variety of information.

Question 5

Which Industries Do You Write for?

Accepted Answer

We write for all industries and have extensive experience in developing targeted resumes for all career fields.

Question 6

Do You Offer Free Resume Reviews?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can send your resume for a free resume review.

Question 7

What qualifications do Upgrade Resume writers have?

Accepted Answer

All of our writers are Certified Resume Writers with over 10 years of experience.

Question 8

How Do I Collaborate with My Resume Writer?

Accepted Answer

You work one on one with the resume writer via the questionnaire, email, and telephone.

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