My advice: Bite the bullet, and do it yourself. Google for CV's and copy and paste the good bits for yours (as long as they are appropriate!). I know it's not easy saying how wonderful you are, but it's worthwhile learning to do it for your CV.
Good CV consulting is expensive. or, equally: Cheap CV consulting is not good. Cheers, Carl. On 15/09/05, david merriman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I want to get a new CV/Resume written, and being a bit of a geek I'm not > being that good at self-promotion ;-) , so I'd like a little help doing > this. Does anyone have any recommendations for companies that produce > good 'technical' CV's for IT personnel (programmers in particular) ?
