Mastering the Art of Resume Writing


Whether you know someone looking for help or you’re looking to become a resume writer yourself, I’ve got some news.

While thinking of a way I could continue helping grow and build the community, I came to the conclusion that there’s nothing better than forming a place where people can chat, comment, watch, and discuss everything together.

So, I’ve launched a private Facebook group for just that.

Join our latest group “Mastering the Art of Resume Writing” now.

Share this link with a friend who hasn’t already had a full revamp too!

Best wishes,

Deja Tyla Hansen

Founder and CEO

Tyla’s Writing Services


Tyla's Writing Services

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Today’s all about you! Tell me… What problem are you having in your career? Is there something you’re struggling with that’s been rather difficult to overcome? Let me offer you a solution or point you in the direction of some resources that may help. Best wishes, Deja Tyla Hansen Founder and CEO Tyla’s Writing Services PS: If you haven’t already, please share our free resume review service with a friend. © 2021 Tyla’s Writing Services

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