How Does the Process Work?

Have an existing resume?

• E-mail it to bwresumes@comcast.net.
• Attach it in Word or PDF or paste it into the body of the e-mail.
• Describe the type of position you are seeking, the challenges you face, your targeted salary range, and any other relevant information.
• If available, please include copies of ads for positions in which you are interested.
• Once your material has been reviewed, you will receive a price for rewriting your resume.

Don't have an existing resume?

• E-mail Betty at bwresumes@comcast.net.
• Give her a brief overview of your career so far: the number of years of work experience, the number of companies you have worked for, the titles you have held, and a brief summary of your achievements.
• Describe the type of position you are seeking, the challenges you face, your targeted salary range, and any other relevant information.
• Include copies of ads for positions in which you are interested.
• Once your material has been reviewed, you will receive a price for developing your resume.

Prefer to talk with Betty first?

• Call her at (804) 784-1204 (Eastern Standard Time).
• If there are any confidentiality issues around contacting you, please let her know.

What happens once you decide to hire BWCR?

• A client agreement and credit card authorization will be e-mailed for you to complete and return via fax, e-mail, or snail mail.
• Once the forms are received, Betty will schedule a phone consultation with executives and senior-level managers followed by emailed questions. Other clients will receive emailed questions tailored to their particular background and needs; once these are reviewed, clients may answer via e-mail or set up a time for a phone consultation.

What happens next?

• You will receive your first draft within seven to fourteen business days.
• You will be allowed a total of two revisions within 30 days of receipt of the first draft; after 30 days, you will be charged an additional fee for any changes.
• If BWCR does not hear from you within 30 days of your receipt of the first draft, your project will be considered complete.