You may not think about it, but a resume is the most important writing that you will do in your growing career. Your worth as a perspective employee will be measured by the resume you write.

An effective resume can open doors. A poorly written will effectively close them - the goal of an effective resume is to get you an interview. Once you have the interview, the resume has done its job. You're now one-on-one with the employer. Whether you get the job or not will now depend upon how well you manage to impress and convince the employer.

An employer will receive hundreds of applications and resumes. There is no way that they will interview all the applicants. You have to make sure your resume sparkles and shines in the vast heap on the employer's desk.

You have the skills and ambition to land that job - but something always falls short; things just don't click. Work on your resume.