Resumé Sites

Writing a resumé ?

JobStar
This site features the best overall summary about resumes on the Internet, that I have seen, written by Clara Horvath and Yana Parker. If I were interested in putting my resume on the Internet, and if I could visit only one resume site for guidance and help, this would surely be it. Yana is the author of the popular Damn Good Resume Guide series, while Clara teaches classes in this subject. They have a sample list of places on the Internet to post your resume, free and for-fee.
Emailresume.org
ResumeZapper.com
The Internet's Resume Distribution and Resume Submission Service
24 Hot tips on Resume Writing
Online Resume Databases: The Riley Guide
Quintessential Careers: Sample Web Resumes
Resumes-Job Searching -Net Links
Brown Career Services Resource Pages Resumes
Lawrence University Resume Preparation
College Grad
Resume and Letter Writing Links
Resume Magic
Resume Tutor
Quintessential Careers: Scannable Resume Fundamentals
Resume List
University of WI-River Falls
Hotjobs
Resume Expert
NowHiring.com
CareerWeb Resume
University of WI-LaCrosse
The Monster Board-Resume Center

Sites to help you post your resumé

Career Action Center
Formerly located in Palo Alto, this Center is one of the most famous career counseling places in the U.S. The Center has recently moved. Its Web site has not.
ASIA-NET - Japanese, Chinese and Korean Bilingual
Speaking jobs The Asia-Net community provides job opportunities and employment information for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean bilingual speakers. At present, there are over 45,000 bilingual people in the community. We provide this service at no cost to jobseekers, and we are not headhunters. I encourage you to visit the site and explore it for yourself.
DEVELOPERS.NET - Great jobs & career info for developers and programmers
A community of software developers and web developers. There are over 30,000 jobs in a searchable database on the site. (All company names and contacts are on the job listings!) There is no cost to jobseekers and we are not headhunters. I encourage you to visit the site and explore it for yourself.
Career Paradise
This site, hosted by the career center at Emory University in Atlanta, was created 1/4/96, with lots of impudent humor -- attributable to John H. Youngblood, who was its Webmaster from then until 8/24/96. Unfortunately, he has moved on and now some of the information, such as that on the "Colossal List of Career Links," is somewhat out of date. Still, what it does have is helpful, and this site has a fine summary of The Career Planning Process.
This is an excellent site, as it lists resume sites by field or occupation, covering a wide spectrum of fields. Outstanding! It is also a resume site itself (fee-based) -- you can link your resume (posted elsewhere) to their site for $10/year, or put it on their site (if it is not posted anywhere yet) for $40/year. As I mention elsewhere in this guide, this site is unusual in another way: it has links not only to the U.S. but to other countries as well.
JobHunt Resume Banks
It listed 36 resume sites, last time I visited; and it is very up-to-date.

Resumés in Cyberspace

Major Sites Where You Can Post Your Resume