If you are struggling to update your résumé and make it stand out from the crowd, then Novorésumé might be the solution you were looking for.
Novorésumé is a professional CV and cover letter builder that allows you to create a professional job application through “an intuitive and playful process.” Apart from the obvious benefits of helping you find a job, a neat and creative CV is also perfect for positioning your personal brand ahead of the curve.
The service is based on drag and drop functionalities that allow you to place blocks of information and design elements wherever you need them to be, to make your CV more enticing and easy to read. Novorésumé has run extensive research so that each section provided is placed in such a way that the most important parts are instantly visible and will get noticed.
Moreover, Novorésumé helps you better understand what’s needed in your CV, by providing helpful tips for each section in the professional résumé builder. It also offers a content optimiser which analyses the content and offers live revision ideas, and suggestions.
As Stefan Polexe, CEO of Novorésumé explains:
[quote]We started Novorésumé in 2016 with a vision to help people land jobs faster with a beautifully designed résumé that stands out and highlights the core strengths of the candidate.[/quote]
You can try Novorésumé for free, and get a one-page CV ready to share with prospective employers. If you have more things to include in your CV, or are embarking on a career change and job hunt, there are one-off, monthly, and yearly plans, so that your CV always looks on point.
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