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The Process

The 1-on-1 Telephone Interview That Transforms Your Resume

We ask the same probing questions a hiring manager would ask—that's how we uncover achievements you'd never think to include.

30-90 minute phone calls Trained interviewers Achievement extraction
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Phone Interview
Call in progress • 23:45
"Tell me about your biggest project last year..."
"I led our team's migration to the new CRM system"
"What was the measurable impact of that?"
"We reduced processing time by 40%"
Quick Answer

What is a resume interview?

A resume interview is a 1-on-1 phone conversation between you and a trained interviewer who asks probing questions to uncover your achievements, skills, and career accomplishments. Unlike questionnaires or forms, an interview allows follow-up questions that dig deeper into your experience—revealing accomplishments you'd never think to include on your own.

Resume Target's interviews range from 30-90 minutes based on career complexity, ensuring enough time to capture achievements whether you're a student or an executive with 20+ years experience.

No forms. No questionnaires. A real conversation.

Most resume services send you a form. We pick up the phone.

The problem with forms

A form is only as good as the questions you ask yourself

If you knew what to include on your resume, you'd write it yourself. Questionnaires can't dig deeper. We can.

Form-Based Services You fill out what you think matters. Writer guesses the rest.
Interview-Based We ask probing questions to uncover achievements you forgot.

The Resume Target Method™

How our interview process extracts your achievements

Dive Into Projects

We probe to understand scope and significance

"Tell me about the biggest project you led last year..."

Uncover Goals

Connect your work to business outcomes

"What was the company trying to achieve with this?"

Document Systems

Make your expertise visible

"Walk me through how you actually made this happen..."

Quantify Results

Find the measurable proof

"What was the biggest challenge, and how did you solve it?"
Quick Answer

Why is an interview better than a questionnaire?

A questionnaire is only as good as the questions you ask yourself—if you knew what to include on your resume, you'd write it yourself. Interviews allow trained professionals to ask follow-up questions, probe deeper into achievements, and uncover accomplishments you've forgotten or didn't realize were valuable.

The conversational format naturally extracts stories and metrics that forms miss. When you say "I managed a team," we ask "How many people? What did you achieve together? What was the measurable impact?" That's how 40% efficiency gains and $2M cost savings get discovered.

Your resume should speak to where you're going—not just where you've been.

That's why we ask for 1-2 job postings you're targeting.

What we need from you

You share job titles like...

"Senior Project Manager"
"Director of Operations"
"Marketing Coordinator"
Shapes

Your interview plan

Skills to emphasize — what they're looking for
Questions we ask — leadership, technical, or both
Interview length — Manager roles need more time
Achievements to dig for — what proves you can do it
Telephone interview lengths

More experience
= more time needed

Your career complexity determines call length. Early career professionals need 30 minutes. Professionals and senior leaders need 60 minutes. Executives with 20+ years need 90 minutes to capture everything.

30 min Early Career
60 min Professional
60 min Senior Leader
90 min Executive

Frequently Asked Questions

A resume interview is a 1-on-1 phone conversation between you and a trained interviewer who asks probing questions to uncover your achievements, skills, and career accomplishments. Unlike questionnaires or forms, an interview allows follow-up questions that dig deeper into your experience—revealing accomplishments you'd never think to include on your own. Resume Target's interviews range from 30-90 minutes based on career complexity.

A questionnaire is only as good as the questions you ask yourself—if you knew what to include, you'd write the resume yourself. Interviews allow trained professionals to ask follow-up questions, probe deeper into achievements, and uncover accomplishments you've forgotten or didn't realize were valuable. The conversational format naturally extracts stories and metrics that forms miss.

Interview length depends on career complexity: 30 minutes for early career professionals (0-5 years), 60 minutes for mid-level professionals and senior leaders, and 90 minutes for executives with 20+ years experience. More experience means more achievements to capture.

Resume Target interviewers use The Resume Target Method™ which includes questions like: "Tell me about the biggest project you led last year," "What was the company trying to achieve with this?", "Walk me through how you actually made this happen," and "What was the measurable impact?" These probing questions extract quantifiable achievements.

Share 1-2 job postings you're targeting before your interview. This helps your interviewer create a personalized interview plan that focuses on skills employers want, the right questions to ask, and achievements that prove you can do the job. No other preparation needed—the interview is designed to extract information naturally.

You receive your first draft within 3-5 business days after your interview. You then have 14 days of unlimited revisions to perfect your resume, backed by a 90-day interview guarantee.

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