1. Commendations received as a recruiter:
“I thought it would be appropriate to let you know how much your advice and guidance helped . . .
your countless hours revising my resumé has really paid off. My resumé is now perfect … In fact, I
am completely confidant in telling you that your efforts with my resumé got me into the door and
really helped sell me to my new employer. I cannot thank you enough.” — 2001 graduate of Temple
University Beasley School of Law.
“Just a note of appreciation to you for taking the time to go over with me the content and
formatting of my resumé. I have contacted, or have been contacted by, many legal placement
representatives, but none have ever showed me ways to improve how my resumé might look to
employers. I strongly feel that this ‘first impression’ look that is given to an employer will be much
more forward and direct, and also be more in line with what they have become used to. I have also
noted an increase of ‘hits’ on job boards where I have posted my revised resumé.” — 1974 graduate
of Villanova University School of Law.
“It has been a few years since I've updated my resumé, and I had difficulty transitioning from a
‘law school’ resumé to a working resumé, and you assisted with this significantly. I was very
impressed with how you made the language succinct and powerful. You cleaned up the language
quite well and made it appear significantly more professional. Thank you!” — 2004 graduate of
Temple University Beasley School of Law.
“I love all of the changes you made… I think that the re-tooling that you have done really tightens
my resumé up... Putting particular emphasis on my medical malpractice background was a well
though out and welcome change. I also appreciate you taking the time to break my experience
down in a sentence by sentence format rather then the way it previously appeared as a sort of big
run-on laundry list. It was such a simple change but really helps things jump off the page. I can't
thank you enough for all of your help, you have gone above and beyond what my expectations of
what a legal recruiter does, and look forward to working with you in the future as I endeavor to
make my professional career change.” — 2000 graduate of Widener University School of Law.
“I wanted to thank you for your help in getting my job search off the ground. Your assistance has
been vital in focusing the attributes of resumé to better achieve my search objectives. Your advice
and counsel helped ‘de-mystify’ for me many of the questions I am sure many lawyers have about
job searching. I am looking forward to the responses your guidance and support will generate
about my resumé. Thanks again!” — 2002 graduate of Suffolk University Law School.
“It looks great. Thank you very much for your edits, I think it does a better job of communicating
what I actually do.” — 2005 graduate of Temple University Beasley School of Law.
“Thanks for you help. It looks great, easier to determine what my core experiences are.” —
registered patent attorney and a 2000 graduate of the George Washington University Law School.