Brett Said:

How could professionals, making over $100,000, not know how to write a proper resume?

We Answered:

Even though there are any number of very high-salaried employees, did we ever consider the question of how they obtained their present job? Perhaps the resume route was just a ploy to make it appear that they followed some sort of conventional prepare-and-send-in-your resume scenario. And that the resume was not a necessary ingredient on why certain people were chosen over others who had better written/finished resumes. A closer look may reveal that there is definitely "insiders" who are invited into high-paying jobs, regardless of what appears on their resumes.

It's that old rather tired adage, "it's not what you know, it's who you know that will get you the job."

Good luck!

Donna Said:

When writing my resume, do I include where I went to kindergarten?

We Answered:

No you do not. They don't really need to know that.