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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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Paterson Resume Service?
Below, find a lineup of local Paterson Resume Writing Services led by the
top-rated online resume writing firm serving the Paterson, New Jersey area.
Active links where available. Also, find key employers and links to popular job boards. --David
Alan Carter
Paterson Resume Services...
including our top-rated online writer network serving Paterson, NJ |
Top Paterson Employers...
along with links to popular job boards, etc. |
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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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Empire Resumes
105 22nd Avenue, Paterson, New
Jersey
(973) 975-6049
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Smart Secretarial Services
Hawthorne, New
Jersey
(201) 262-6977
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About
Jobs
18 Eton Drive #201, N. Caldwell,
NJ
(800) 909-0109
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Above &
Beyond
26 Park Street #2000, Montclair, New
Jersey
(973) 783-7900
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Breakthrough Communications
38 East Ridgewood Avenue, Ridgewood,
NJ
(973) 949-5031
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The Resume
Works
71 Highwood Avenue, Waldwick, New
Jersey
(201) 670-9643
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Connections Resume
Service
516 Bloomfield Avenue #7, Montclair,
NJ
(973) 746-9114
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Next Day Resume
Inc.
1147 River Road, Teaneck, New
Jersey
(201) 836-5010
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City of Paterson, NJ Job
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About...
Paterson, New
Jersey became the locus of original American industry and
manufacturing, beginning with Alexander Hamilton's 1791
consolidation of the Society for the Establishment of Useful
Manufactures to harness the energy of the Great Falls of the
Passaic River. Water driven mills led to the production of
textiles, Colt firearms and railroad steam engines and the rise
of silk industries.
“Silk City,” home of Allen Ginsburg, has had a colorful history,
making it a symbolic source for literature and film. It became an
icon base of skilled immigrant workers and labor strife culminating
in the 1913 Paterson silk strike. The popular Hinchliffe Stadium,
home to Negro National League baseball teams, was built in the city
along with airplane engines during World War II. The city maintains
a rich ethnic diversity among its 146,000 residents of whom 30
percent are recent immigrants.
Patterson had been plagued by industrial decline and was hard hit
by housing foreclosures during the recession. January 2010
unemployment was 18.3 percent. It dropped to 14.4 percent November
2010. After devastating floods from Hurricane Irene last year
August, unemployment had increased to 15.4 percent November 2011.
In spite of a new downtown mall, employment struggles to
recover.
Additional
information on the local economy and key
employers...
Wikipedia: Paterson
NJ Commerce
City Data -
Paterson Economy
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