Improve your resume so fast the competition can't keep up

When you’re writing your resume it’s extremely confusing trying to figure out what to include and what to cut. My full resume used to take five pages to tell its story and not one recruiter in ten will read all of it when it gets to that length. So you’re faced with the classic dilemma: How do I fully represent the breadth and depth of my experience so that I can speak perfectly to the opportunities that can use my experience without cutting my resume down to a generic list of skills and dates?

What if I told you there’s a way to tailor your resume to each and every job you apply to in a matter of seconds and it gets better the more you use it? This is the way it works: InterviewMe has a free tool called “Estimate my fit” which estimates how well a job description’s role matches your skills. It’s free to use, so all you have to do is paste the link to the job in the “Job Tools” page, and make sure the “Estimate my fit” checkbox is checked. InterviewMe will analyze the job, identify each requirement listed in its description, and compare them to your resume so it can tell which requirements you meet. Then it will give you an itemized list of each requirement you meet, you don’t meet, you partly meet, or each item it doesn’t know about you. It also tells you why it came to the conclusion that it came to, so you understand exactly what recruiters or automated applicant tracking systems are taking away from a reading of your resume.

Then comes the game changer: It lets you write a note on the fly right then and there to update what InterviewMe knows about your background. You can tell it about that great experience you have leading a project or the recognition you got for your skills in front of the whole org. Why is that important? Because InterviewMe has a couple more tools…

Tools that automatically build a resume or cover letter for the job you want to apply for. Every time you add more details about your professional history and career, it remembers them permanently. (Unless you delete them!) This is bigger than it sounds: When it’s tailoring your cover letter and resume for a particular job application, it picks the most impressive, relevant experience you have and crafts a resume designed to wow the hiring manager with every fact about your professional history that is most impactful to the role that was described.

This means as you continue using the Fit tool and adding more and more notes about your career, the Resume and Cover Letter tools get better and better at writing the specific details of your professional history that pertain to the job you’re applying to.

It’s a self-improving resume. (And cover letter!)

And to top it all off, InterviewMe gives you a professional profile that you can include on job applications where potential employers can ask an AI about your experience so you find out what employers are really looking for.

How much does this incredible system cost? I’m not about to start charging people who are unemployed for job tools - it’s all free! (And if you’re between jobs, you can have a year of Premium features for free, too! The details are here.) I just want people to have jobs.

Paste the job. Find out which requirements need more info. Write a note. Improve your resume. Repeat for each job posting you find until your resume is absolutely stellar each time! It’s a winning formula - try it out!