The Employment Report

AutoResume.com is pleased to announce the availability of its online resume builder. AutoResume uses simple, intelligent forms to guide users through the process of making a resume in just minutes. On the site, visitors can create a simple, downloadable professional resume, in both Microsoft Word (.doc) and Adobe PDF (.pdf) formats.

Russ Curtis, founder and principal of AutoResume.com, says that there is a real need for a quick, easy way to create a professional, editable resume.” At some point, everyone needs to create a resume,” says Curtis. “Unfortunately, most people don’t know how. In a tight job market, an employer may receive hundreds of resumes, and give consideration only to a small percentage. A resume that doesn’t look good, or isn’t easy to read won’t get considered.”

Curtis says AutoResume provides the resume writing help that people need most, by helping a user to distill the information that’s most interesting to prospective employers, displaying it in a clear, easily readable format, and enabling users to edit and change their materials, either on the site or on their own computers. “AutoResume fills a niche that few other sites do. We don’t just provide a sample resume for users to consider. We transform a user’s information into a beautiful working document.”

“AutoResume provides output in two highly popular formats, and users who create resumes on our site can come back and make as many changes as they want to. Our automated resume builder is a great way to create and maintain a resume, especially for someone who is just starting out.” The site also offers tips for making a resume, sample resumes, and effective resume writing help.

Users can select a resume style from a number of templates contained within the resume builder, and generate a high quality, easy-to-read resume in just a few minutes. In addition, users can download the finished product to their computer or send it to interested employers directly from the AutoResume site.

“We felt it was important to keep the cost of making a resume very reasonable,” says Curtis. “For less than $20, someone with no experience can have a well-designed document to hand to prospective employers.”