Guerrilla Resumes - Quickly And Easily Get The Job You Want -...

Warning: You're about to discover a “dirty little secret” about resumes that recruiters and hiring managers don't want you to know ... "Throw Away Your Resume!" “Discover How to Quickly And Easily Get The Job You Want -- Fast -- Without Struggling To Write Another Resume!” “You WILL Get More Job Interviews, And You WILL Get Hired In 90 Days -- Or Less -- Or You Get DOUBLE Your Money Back …" _______________________________________   Dear Friend, Is your resume holding you back? Take this quick test and find out ... Have you been sending your resume to employers for jobs you KNOW you're perfect for ... and not getting called for interviews? Have you posted your resume on sites like Monster or CareerBuilder ... and employers aren't calling you? Have you tried networking and sent your resume to friends and relatives ... and you still don't have a job yet? If so, your resume is definitely working against you -- and it's robbing you and your family of the paychecks you deserve. How much is your sub-par resume costing you, exactly? Well, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median annual income was $50,233 in 2007, the latest year for complete figures. Which means that every week you go without a job costs you about $996.02 in lost income -- or more. And, the Bureau of Labor Statistics says the average job seeker was out of work for 19.9 weeks in February 2009. Multiply $996.02 by 19.9 weeks and that means you’ll probably lose out on $19,820.80 in income while looking for work -- far more than the $996.02 you lose in a week. Picture this ... you grab a stack of 198 fresh 100-dollar bills. Imagine the scent of that crisp money, and how good it feels to use your thumb to flip through the stack like a deck of cards. Now imagine whipping out a Zippo and setting that stack of bills on fire. That's the real cost of unemployment, if your resume is holding you back. Now. Suppose you could wave a magic wand and fix your resume -- today -- and make employers call you with job offers. Wouldn't that be nice? Imagine ... finally getting hired for the job you really want, doing work you love. Bringing home the salary you deserve. Taking your family out to dinner to celebrate at your favorite restaurant. Telling your friends and neighbors, "I've got a new job!" Does that sound too good to be true? Well, it is true. You certainly can get hired for your dream job ... if you have the right resume. There's no doubt about it. A resume that makes employers call you is the most valuable asset you can own. More valuable than 100 shares of IBM stock at $93 a share, or 100 ounces of gold at $651 an ounce. As a matter of fact, a good resume is worth about $1,842,840 to you. How do I know this? Simple. If you take the median worker's salary of $46,071 and multiply it by 40 years -- your career from age 22 to 62 -- you get $1,842,840. That's how much you'll likely earn during your working life, give or take a few thousand bucks. Have you ever stopped to ponder that? Your career is worth $1,842,840. BUT ... Creating A Job-Winning Resume -- That's The Hard Part! If you've ever struggled to write a resume, you know this is true. It could take you years and can cost you a small fortune to figure out just the right combinations that make some resumes work, while others fall flat on their face. Again, if you've ever sent out resumes that didn't make the phone ring, you know how frustrating this can be. But instead of knocking yourself out trying to create a resume that makes employers call you to interview, now you can solve that problem with a new solution, called: "Guerrilla Resumes!" Finally! Now you can get more job interviews and get hired by America's top employers, practically at will, any time you want. My name is David Perry, and for the past 15 years I've been Managing Director of Perry-Martel International, one of North America’s top firms for executive search, recruiting and placement. I've helped hire more than 900 executives and negotiated more than $164 million in salaries. You'll find me quoted in The Wall Street Journal, IT World, NetWork World, HR Today, and Venture Wire, and on TV as an employment analyst for CBC News World in Canada. I'm the co-author of "Guerrilla Marketing for Job-Hunters" and the author of "Career Guide for the High-Tech Professional." In fact, if you Google the term "david perry guerrilla marketing" you'll find about 230,000 mentions of me and my job search methods. Here's a screen capture, to save you the trouble: Why Should You Listen To Me? I read dozens of resumes every day for a living -- more than 400,000 resumes since 1992. As a recruiter who hires candidates for jobs ranging from entry-level to CEO for client companies like Nortel, IBM and GE, I get countless resumes from job seekers like you every week. (Maybe I've read your resume?!) Sadly, less than .1% of all the resumes I've read