Microsoft Resume Template

Creating an Interactive Resume

Natural Progression Towards Web-Based Résumés

The résumé and employment service industry has been transformed because of the Internet. Companies such as Monster.com, Hotjobs.com, CareerBuilder.com, and others have driven the masses to look online for their résumé and career resources. Most job seekers create multiple version of the same résumé to place within these websites, using plain generic text with no formatting or stylization capabilities. These systems are designed to fit all candidates into a mold and not to allow candidates to use their web résumé anywhere else.

Our system is designed to provide all of the basic functionality of these existing services while giving the end-user the creative control over their own website. It is just as simple to build a Vision-Résumé website as it is to build a text-only web résumé using other services. The difference is that you can use your website to market yourself through Vision-Résumé.com or any other service. The universality of a website address ensures that the end user is in control.

End User Demand for Advanced Résumé Services

The novelty of text-based web résumés has long since come and gone. In this tight job market, candidates need ways to differentiate themselves from everyone else. Vision-Résumé provides the candidate with the most advanced tools for the complete personal presentation. There is no other way for candidates to get this much relevant information and insight into their true value, by using any existing résumé platform.

John Williamson is a Career Development specialist and spokesperson for Vision-Resume.com

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