Grace at Work

Résumé Builder

Tell us about your work in plain language — no résumé vocabulary required. As you answer, we'll help you sharpen how you say it. From there, Grace Avenue Journey drafts three documents for the job you're actually applying for: your résumé, a cover letter written for that specific role, and one more piece of your choosing. Everything is written by hand, formatted to clear the screening software most employers use, and in your inbox within three business days.

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What are you going after?

We start here on purpose. A résumé aimed at a specific job beats a general one every time — and everything after this gets shaped by your answer.

Job title you're applying for Company or organization (if you know it) Paste the job posting here

Most companies screen résumés with software before a person ever reads one. Pasting the posting shows you which of their exact words you're missing.

How do they reach you?

Keep it simple. Full street address isn't necessary anymore — city and state is the standard now.

Full name

Phone

City, State

LinkedIn or portfolio (optional)

Use a professional email. If yours is from high school, make a free one with your name in it — it takes four minutes and it matters more than people think.

Where have you worked?

Most recent first. Don't worry about sounding impressive — write what you actually did, and we'll help you sharpen it.

Never held a formal job? That's fine, and it's more common than you'd think. Put down what's real: running a household on a budget, church or volunteer work, caring for a family member, helping with a family business, a side hustle. That's work, and it belongs on a résumé. We'll frame it properly.

Education and credentials

Degrees, certificates, licenses, training programs — anything you finished, and anything you're partway through.

Licenses & certifications

Didn't finish a degree? Say so plainly — "Coursework toward BS in Nursing, 62 credits completed." Unfinished is not the same as nothing, and hiding it reads worse than naming it.

Skills and proof

Two different things. Skills are what you can do; proof is a moment where it showed.

Skills — one per line

Look back at the missing words from step one and add any you honestly have.

Something you're proud of at work

Small counts. "Never had a register come up short in two years" is a real accomplishment and it tells an employer something true about you.

Anything you'd like handled carefully (optional, private)

Held in confidence, and it never appears on your résumé.

Your package

One flat price. Three documents, written by hand for the job you named — never generated from a template.

$25Everything below · one-time

i.Your résuméFormatted to pass the screening software and read well to a human.
ii.A cover letterWritten for the specific job you named, not a template with your name dropped in.
iii.One more document, your pickChoose below.

Your third document

LinkedIn "About" sectionSo your profile matches your résumé and recruiters can find you. Interview answer sheetYour nine likely questions, answered in your own words, ready to practice. References pageFormatted properly, with wording to ask people for permission. Thank-you & follow-up letterSent after the interview. Most people skip it. It gets noticed.

What happens next. Your answers become three finished documents, written for the role you named and formatted to get past the screening software and read well to a person. They arrive in your inbox within three business days. If anything doesn't sound like you, say so and we'll rework it at no charge.

Payment

Pay first, then submit — it lets us match your payment to your answers. The button opens the shop in a new tab.

Pay $25 in the shop Order number or the email you paid with

Send your answers

Everything you told us is gathered below. Add your name and email, then send — that is the last step.

Sent. Your documents will be in your inbox within three business days.

Keep a copy for yourself. Download the file too. If you ever want a second version of your résumé aimed at a different job, you won't have to start over.