<p>I recently received a free online resume critique. I got what I paid for with this particular service, because the &#8220;specialist&#8221; assigned to my resume obviously did not read it thoroughly. I caution college students, career changers and recent graduates from seeking online critiques (free or paid) because the reviewers may not read it with your special circumstances in mind.</p>
<p>You should seek out someone in your area to read your resume so that you can explain your circumstances and career goals. I love the internet as much as anyone, but some things require that you get advised in person. A <span style="font-weight: bold;">college career center</span> is the ideal location for you to have a resume critique(even if you have already graduated) because you aren&#8217;t expected to have relevant experience. If you want ideas about what you should include in your resume, see my post about resumes for recent graduates.</p>
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