Joanna Checketts didn't set out to become the résumé person. When her family moved and money got tight, she tore apart her own fifteen-year-old résumé, rebuilt it, and tested what actually got callbacks. It worked. Then her daughter needed help, then a friend, then a woman at church who'd been out of the workforce for eleven years. Before long she'd built a whole system without meaning to.
She teaches it because she thinks most résumé advice is written by people who never had to get hired. Hers she tested on real applications. She's blunt, she's practical, and she'll hand the final call back to you every time.
