To compete in today’s high-tech job market, you need to promote yourself in a professional way. Creating a personal resume website automatically gives applicants a sophisticated edge. While you may have a page on Facebook or similar social networking sites, a resume website is more specialized to your career development and represents you as a serious job candidate. So...

Most people freak out by the idea of creating a resume website. They’re afraid that they aren’t technically savvy enough to put a resume website together. In a recent survey conducted among a group of graduating college seniors that were asked whether or not they think a resume website would improve their chances of getting hired the result was overwhelming. Over 70%...

The advantages of having a personal resume website definitely outweigh not having one. A personal resume website sets you above the crowd in numerous ways and communicates to any future employers that you are serious about your job search. A personal resume website will also allow you to dynamically update your resume without having to hand-out new resumes every single...

The single and most important factor that will make or break your resume website is your domain name. I’ve seen websites where people have a great online portfolio, beautiful graphics and great on-page text, but ruin it when it comes to their domain name. Your domain name will be the thing that sticks with you and how you will identify yourself. It’s important that...