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You can post your resume for free, offering prospective employers a chance to review your background and credentials. Keep in mind though this information is on public domain and accessible, oftentimes, by those other than employers. Protect yourself by not divulging any additional personal information (Social Security number, birth date, etc.) that can be used for illegal purposes.
Here are some sites to guide you along the way.
- America's Job Bank
This site, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, offers free registration.
- Best Jobs USA Resume Gateway
Post and edit your resume online.
- CareerMosaic ResumeCM
Post your resume for four months with a simple copy-and-paste function and an online form. This site also has a "Resume Writing Center" that will aid you in composing an effective resume, and cover and thank you letters.
- CareerWeb
Post your resume for 90 days with the option of posting for another 90 days via an e-mail prompt on day 80. Includes a page of detailed instructions on how to post your resume on the site.
- Future Access Employment Guide
Post your resume for three months.
- Headhunter.net
Free registration required before you can post your resume for 90 days.
- jobNET
Click on the "Resumes" link to access the page to post your resume for free.
- JobOptions
Compose your resume after registering.
- MonsterTrak.com
Register for free and then post your resume three different ways, which they will keep posted for 12 months. You have the option of including a short cover letter with your resume.
- The Riley Guide: Posting Your Resume Online
Learn how to make the most of posting your resume online.
- Telecommuting Jobs
A site especially for people who want telecommuting jobs.
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