Beware: Your Resume May Cost You Job Opportunities; Now Get Winning Resumes From Sequence.

90% Of All Resumes Fail and Cost Applicants Job Opportunities-Why?

ROSEVILLE, Calif. -- Ninety percent of all resumes submitted are so poorly written and produced they actually get the wrong attention, and can cost you that all important career opportunity, according to professional resume expert, Mike DeSafey, vice president of executive search and staffing firm, Sequence Systems LLC.

"Now you don't have to leave your resume to chance and risk your future," he said, because Sequence has announced they now offer professional resume writing services for those in the construction, environmental and light industrial professions. "We're now offering our resume writing experience and skills as an added service, accessible thru our website: www.sequencestaffing.com."

The employment landscape in these industries is very complex and competitive, he explained, and it can be difficult to know what employers are looking for in a candidate and how best to present yourself and your skills. "Our focused, industry-specific expertise developing comprehensive resume packages has shown us how best to highlight the skills, experience and accomplishments employers are looking for in a resume," DeSafey said.

Over the years, Sequence has privately developed thousands of industry-specific resumes for individuals, he added, saying, "We know what works and what doesn't when it comes to capturing a prospective employer's attention and interest."

Sequence does not use generic templates. "We custom-tailor every resume individually to successfully showcase your professional background and experience while highlighting your special skills, qualifications and key achievements. This means you get a resume that targets the specific industry career you want," he said.

DeSafey explained that what makes Sequence standout among other employment job sites offering similar services is their in-depth knowledge of the construction, environmental and light industrial industries, giving them the leading edge in producing winning resumes for those industries. Other leading sites, Monster.com, Hotjobs.yahoo.com and Caljobs.ca.gov don't have the industry-specific expertise of Sequence, he said.

Sequence, a premier executive search and staffing firm for the construction, environmental and light industrial industries, is dedicated to supporting the core industries responsible for building and maintaining the nation's infrastructure, natural resources and environment by recruiting and placing field, management and executive-level personnel in temporary, temp-to-permanent and direct-hire positions. For more information: www.sequencestaffing.com.