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.jpg) Former
recruiter David Alan
Carter evaluates
the 10 most
popular online resume services, comparing writing quality, customer
service, pricing and more. See how they stack up.
Resume Service
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Looking for
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Kansas City Missouri Resume Service?
Below, find a lineup of local Kansas City MO Resume Writing Services led by the
top-rated online resume writing firm serving the Kansas City, Missouri area. Active
links where available. Also, find key employers and links to popular job boards. --David Alan
Carter
Kansas City Missouri Resume Services...
including our top-rated online writer network serving Kansas City MO |
Top Kansas City Missouri Employers...
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ResumeWriters.com - Our Top-Rated Online Resume
Service
Good balance of price, service and quality of workmanship propels this
firm to my top spot. That, and a 99.8% customer satisfaction rating.
Plus, your new resume is guaranteed to land an interview. My in-depth
REVIEW.
ResumeWriters.com
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A-Plus
Career & Resume
LLC
9719 Woodland Lane, Kansas City,
Missouri
(816) 942-3019
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A-1 Advantage Resume
Services
1111 W 77th Terrace, Kansas City,
MO
(816) 523-9100
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Career Point Center Kansas
City
3217 Broadway, Kansas City,
Missouri
(816) 931-8988
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Land A Job
Inc.
222 West Gregory Boulevard, Kansas City,
MO
(816) 523-1881
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A-List Resumes
8005 Northwest Venita Street, Kansas City,
Missouri
(816) 674-5522
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The Executive
Element
416 West Gregory Boulevard, Kansas City,
MO
(816) 560-0106
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First Impression
Resumes
7817 Northwest Roanridge Road, Kansas City,
Missouri
(816) 206-9064
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CJ's Quality
Resumes
642 NE Greenfield Rd. Kansas City,
Missouri
(816) 510-6273
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About...
Kansas City is a
vibrant Midwestern city of nearly 460,000 located on the western
border of Missouri. The city breathes out energy of industry and
creativity from a rich history as a frontier town that emerged
through significant Civil War battles and a period of gangsters
and jazz. It has become an architectural splendor of boulevards,
parks, casinos, large churches, and federal government
entities.
Besides hosting headquarters for H&R Block, Sprint Nextel,
Hallmark Cards and the Dairy Farmers of America among other
enterprises, the Internal Revenue Service, Social Security
Administration and the General Services Administration are some of
the government centers located in the city.
The unemployment rate for Kansas City was 7.3 percent December
2011, dropping from 8.6 percent a year ago. The economic sectors
that showed job growth through 2011 were manufacturing, government
and professional and business services. Education and health
services, leisure and hospitality reversed declines.
Well above average projections through 2014 were scored for jobs as
business and construction managers; business and finance workers,
computer software engineers, support specialists, and network
administrators; architects and civil engineers; lawyers and
paralegals; teachers; register nurses, occupational and physical
therapists; carpenters, electricians and plumbers; HVAC workers and
construction laborers.
Additional
information on the local economy and key employers...
Wikipedia: Kansas City MO
Economy.
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