3. CV4Me
CV4Me is a completely free interactive tool that will create your resume based on the information you provide. It's a New Zealand site so you can also produce a resume version in te reo Māori. You can save your resume to your PC, a USB drive or on the website using a My Career Space account.
4. Create-CV.com
Create-cv.com is a free interactive tool that will create, store and host a CV for you based on the information you provide. You can choose: from several CV styles, create a PDF version and link your CV to your social networks accounts like Linkedin, Facebook, Skype, Twitter. It gives you a private CV URL with the ability to optimize and view real-time statistics.
5. Howtowritearesume
Howtowritearesume gives you an easy way to build a professional resume, without being an expert. You get their phrase builder technology, which helps you build compelling headlines, qualifications, achievement statement and more. Then there is “one-click formatting,” which automatically reformats your resume and makes it easy to choose the best layout. Your resume is stored online and is accessible by potential employers. The templates are all predefined, so filling in the blanks is easy. You can change the font and margins and preview the changes instantly before printing or saving it.
6. Gigtide
Gigtide is a website that lets you create, publish, manage and track your resumes, contacts and cover letters online (for a fee). You can store unlimited resumes, contacts and cover letters and there are professional resume templates to help you. You also have the option of creating a social media resume, which includes images, video, direct links and sharing functionality. Another interesting feature is a direct employer contact form, where employers can contact you directly through your resume.
7. GotResumeBuilder.com
GotResumeBuilder.com is a free resume builder that allows you to create multiple resumes, customize resume sections, and download resume in PDF/ODF format. You can create a resume by filling a few forms, format resume in 2-3 clicks (pick a template, select font etc.), and download a neatly formatted resume in PDF file. Tips and tricks are provided through context-sensitive help in resume builder
8. ResumeBucket
ResumeBucket is a service that enables you to post a resume quickly online. The site provides you with a unique URL for your resume and enables you to promote your resume on your website or blog with embeddable ResumeBucket badges. In addition, resumes are shareable via popular social bookmarking and social networking sites. If you’re currently employed and would like to keep your resume private, you can. ResumeBucket also provides you with sample resumes and cover letters as best practices to help you when you build your own.
9. Razume
Razume is a service that enables job seekers to complete their resumes and polish them up with feedback from reviewers in the community. The resume you create using this service is exactly like traditional resumes but it allows you to improve your resume so you’re more likely to better your chances at landing your next job. Users are able to search for jobs on Razume and will soon be able to apply for them through the site itself.
10. Resunate
Resunate takes the hassle out of tailoring your resume, quickly creating focused, job-specific resumes. Upload your resume or import your LinkedIn profile in the webapp to get started. Then copy a job description into the site to get a Resunate "JobFocus Score" which shows you how well your resume matches to the job description. Resunate's Auto Focus feature can automatically reorder bullet points, adjust to fit certain page limits, and remove info that isn't relevant to the job description. Resunate is used at top US universities to coach their students on how to tailor a resume.
The free basic plan gives you an unlimited number of customized resumes to save but only 3 auto focus attempts. If you'd like more automatic resume-building, you need to upgrade to a premium plan.
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