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emurse.com

I’ve always hated having to update my resume.  You have to decide what kind of layout looks best, find all of your previous employer history, and decide what kind of information you should include.  Emurse.com does all of this for you.  There is so much more though.  It can help you build a kick ass resume and find a job too!  I’ll explain more in my screencast.

emurse.com.review.wmv

4 Responses to “emurse.com”

  1. Hey hey!

    Thanks for the kind words and feedback! Would you mind if we linked to this screencast from our site?

    We’re just getting started and have enjoyed sharing our service with others. It’s funny that you mention building resumes out of the backseat of a convertable.. awkwardly, thats where we first conceived emurse.com…. ;)

    As you continue to play with the system, if you think of anything further to share — please let us know :)

    Alex Rudloff

    Alex Rudloff - July 2nd, 2006 at 11:35 pm

  2. Hi Alex,

    Of course you can link it to your site! I think emurse rocks! I’ve already suggested it to a couple of friends who are job hunting.

    -Molly

    molly - July 3rd, 2006 at 4:21 pm

  3. Easy to use and quick. I recommend this to anyone who needs to create and publish a resume.
    Geoff

    Geoff - August 28th, 2006 at 2:41 pm

  4. One very big setback is that emurse.com doesn’t have spell checker. Make sure you don’t have any typing/spelling misstakes on your resume or otherwise your resume will finish in garbage bin of HR manager.

    Check out http://www.getresume.com for certified resume templates and Europass CV, official format which is used in EU. You can write your resume or CV in English, French and Spanish.

    Lucy

    resume - December 27th, 2006 at 3:49 pm

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